It has been 20 days since the update released. It still isn't on GOG.

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Quoting: KohlyKohlHigh end Linux laptops are a dime a dozen. I wish there were more mid range Laptops to choose from.

Precisely. My parents do not need laptops this fancy.

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Quoting: FutureSuture

Quoting: AkonadyWhat's the best controller and why its Xbox Elite Controller 2?

I don't think it is. [External Link]

I like my eswap Pro. Excellent controller, and ver comfortable to use.

I like that the parts are easily swappable. With all these controllers getting stick drift, one at least doesn't need to fiddle around too much when replacing the sticks on this controller.

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Quoting: AkonadyWhat's the best controller and why its Xbox Elite Controller 2?

I don't think it is. [External Link]

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Quoting: Massinissa

Quoting: JuliusAnd the back-paddle buttons are probably the most useless part of the Steam controller anyways...

The back-paddle is the only reason I bought the steam controller, I went from bronze to diamond on Rocket League with these buttons ahah. But I'm too poor to buy the xbox elite pro2 controller

It isn't worth it anyway. [External Link]

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Quoting: DribbleondoIn this comment section: "It's corsair and the patent offices fault! Valve did nothing wrong!"

Patents like the one Corsair Gaming holds are legitimate because Paddles on a normal controller hadn't been done before, and it's pretty reasonable for them to patent that kind of design functionality. Patent fraud only really applies to stuff that is insanely generic, or impossible to make, neither of which qualifies this paddles patent. It's no different to patenting a specific controller design.

Valve are not your friends, please stop trying to blame literally everyone but the company doing the wrong.

Negatory. Back buttons have been done before. It is completely unreasonable to patent a "feature" like this that is so breathtakingly banal.

SCUF are not your friends. Please stop trying to blame literally everyone but the company doing the wrong.

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I am surprised to see two negative comments regarding the Steam Controller's back buttons here. I love them. Not only can they be assigned unique button mappings i.e. not just the buttons available on the controller like it is with other controllers, but they can be used for mode shifting too. Back buttons should be the standard on all controllers!

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SCUF are scum. Good job with hampering innovation in the industry. Looking forward to seeing the same generic controllers for another decade.

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Quoting: Luke_NukemI really dislike laptops with a numpad. It means the typing keyboard is shunted off to the left further off-center with the screen. It's damned uncomfortable after a period of time.

Otherwise I'd be keen on this.

I have noticed this as well. You will have to go with a 14" laptop or smaller if you do not want a numpad.

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Quoting: scaineBut yeah, from a Linux perspective, GOG is just worse for everything. Worse support (do they refund?), no client, no Linux target for Devs, no multiplayer framework, no chat, no achievements, no trading platform...

Then again, it's nice not having achievements and game time tracking forced upon me. I wish Steam would make those optional...

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