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Steam Deck
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A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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I use DS on my PC and love it. I find XBOX controllers too loud and feeling cheap. Haven't hooked mine to Steam Deck, since it's the deck I hold in my hands already...
Are you planning to use a secondary controller and play on a deck screen, or hook it up to a monitor? (Just curious)
I use my deck with the living room television, yes. Have you used the Dualsense Edge? Or the original Dualsense?
Awwww, the original. I forgot edge exists. Now your idea makes way more sense!
Steam Input does support capturing the "mute" button from the Dualsense, by the way -- by default it's just used as a screenshot button, but I believe you can re-bind it. But yeah, I got excited when I heard they also capture the paddles from the Dualsense Edge and the Xbox Elite.