Actual answer: steam provides the flexibility to rebind basically whatever you want to a controller input in order to make abstruse keyboard/mouse commands available via controller. It’s less that there’s a “shutdown computer” option in a dropdown menu and more that some ingenious prankster realized they could bind the windows shutdown keyboard shortcut.
Actual answer: steam provides the flexibility to rebind basically whatever you want to a controller input in order to make abstruse keyboard/mouse commands available via controller. It’s less that there’s a “shutdown computer” option in a dropdown menu and more that some ingenious prankster realized they could bind the windows shutdown keyboard shortcut.
ahh, yeah that is an explanation that makes sense. I do think that’s a good capability, when you put it that way. Thank you!
bind "X+" "open terminal" bind "Y+" "add dodgy PPA"Nice flexibility 🤸♂️
the alternative is the Apple approach, where everything they can’t a compelling use-case for is blocked.
Valve targets a different audience, mostly full of people who explore advanced use cases and demand flexibility to do so.