I think this will continue to be the trend and I think it's coming from Sony. I assume they are requiring games (or at least incentivizing them) to only support DualSense. Sony is proud of it and want it to be a major differentiator rather than become a gimmick and this is how you do that. If solution is out there it isn't going to be found by us.
Looks like i spurred quite a discussion, haha. First of all, thank you for your honest answer. I also wanted to thank you and everyone involved. I have a disability in my hands what makes it, in some occasions, easier to use a keyboard and mouse instead of the thumbsticks. The XIM gives me the flexibility i've never had and it works great so far (also, XIM Link is great).
I'll be on the look for a series X. I know you obviously can't look in the future, but since the Xbox has support with the first party controller, i suppose that there are no, or at least a lot less hiccups expected?
(I didn't know that the X stands for Xbox and that i was originally only meant for Xbox, you learn something every day)
Thanks!