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https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL_DisableScreenSaver
Incredibly easy to overlook, especially if you're new to Linux. Windows picks up on controller input and resets the screensaver timeout. X11, by contrast, doesn't even know controllers exist (at least, not when typically configured). Games access joysticks/controllers directly through /dev(/input)/jsX (or eventX if you want to get fancy) files, which has its advantages, but this is one of the disadvantages.