Steam Client Beta Update Adds New Controller Features
A new Steam client beta is out today for those planning on doing some Linux / OS X / Windows gaming this weekend.
Today's Steam client beta largely focuses on improvements to the Steam Controller. Some of the Steam Controller related work includes user-definable action sets for legacy games, support for users adding extra action sets with their own sets of bindings, new controller action binding types that are not game-specific, and various fixes. Some of the new controller action bindings that aren't game specific include a binding for showing the on-screen keyboard as well as for taking a screenshot.
Today's Steam client beta also has a few SteamVR updates, support for showing emoticons in the 10ft mode, and more. All the details can be found at SteamCommunity.com.
If you are interested in the Steam Controller now that the support has matured quite a bit in the past few months, you can find it for $50 USD at Amazon.com.
Today's Steam client beta largely focuses on improvements to the Steam Controller. Some of the Steam Controller related work includes user-definable action sets for legacy games, support for users adding extra action sets with their own sets of bindings, new controller action binding types that are not game-specific, and various fixes. Some of the new controller action bindings that aren't game specific include a binding for showing the on-screen keyboard as well as for taking a screenshot.
Today's Steam client beta also has a few SteamVR updates, support for showing emoticons in the 10ft mode, and more. All the details can be found at SteamCommunity.com.
Using Valve's Steam Controller On Ubuntu Linux
If you are interested in the Steam Controller now that the support has matured quite a bit in the past few months, you can find it for $50 USD at Amazon.com.
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