Does it need to be free software or just work on Linux? In recent years several web-based video editors became popular such as CapCut and Microsoft Clipchamp. They come with the usual disclaimers of being by companies that don’t have your best interest at heart.

Personally, I try to power through Kdenlive and look up tutorials for the little stuff I do.

Edit: https://opencut.app/ but may require running it inside a local Docker container yourself for most stability.

IMO there is a difference in productivity tools and entertainment. With entertainment products they’re usually consumed and then replaced. Productivity tools you’re stuck with and vendor lock in is a real problem.

Then they switch to Qt and realize that VLC and Haruna (a mpv frontend) already cover the bases.

GNU Hurd Is Almost There!!!

Das ganze Gerede der Aushängeschilder von Body Positivity wurde über Bord geworfen als Ozempic auf den Markt kam.

But it will come back at the next big update.

Not if the update is called Bazzite.

Ubuntu is the windows of linux

Way less successful, though.

Alle Hollywood-Filme machen auf dem Papier Verlust. Man kann sich alles steuerlich zu einem Verlust rechnen.

HACK THE PLANET!

I mean, no phone controller has the same layout as the steam controller.

100% exactly the same layout is impossible, when there has to be room for the phone cradle in the middle. If you want to clip the phone above the Steam Controller, just get one of those plastic holders where you can attach the regular Steam Controller at the bottom side.

If Valve could implement the software to support steaminput when streaming games to a phone from your PC or a cloud PC, that’d be kinda cool.

Steam Link already exists and Steam Input runs on the PC.

a controller with feature parity with the Steam Controller would be an innovation.

The phone’s touch screen already provides the touch pad functionality when using one of the controllers pictured above.

Maybe too far outside their wheelhouse still but can you imagine a Steam Phone?

Valve allows redistribution of the Steam client. Other than resources, there is little that would stop companies like Jolla to put the Steam client on their phones.

Would be cheaper than regular Steam Controller

Why would Valve make the same Steam Controller again but with a phone cradle in the middle and somehow make this cheaper? It would need to house the same hardware components as the regular Steam Controller AND possibly add an active cooler.

That’s even less realistic than Valve managers reading posts on Lemmy.

Why could a phone controller not have innovations such as those?

OP didn’t ask for additional innovations, OP asked for “the same functionality as the Steam Controller” which the slot-in things + the phone’s touch screen already provide.

DeX is more often used on Samsung tablets with attached keyboard. I didn’t check but I assume it’s being merged with Android’s upstream desktop mode.

The term “desktop” has more than one meaning and in the context of which operating systems are used on desktops, it certainly includes laptops. 😉

Samsung DeX = desktop Linux. You heard it here first, folks.

Maybe OP is annoyed?

Or https://github.com/cptpiepmatz/great-on-deck-search/blob/main/README.md for web browsers.

Console emulation.

There is only one piece of software named Linux and that’s the kernel. Android is as much a legitimate distribution of Linux as is Alpine Linux.

Given Ubuntu is testing replacing the GNU coreuitils with uutils, we might have to start unironically calling it systemd/Linux.

The differentiator is glibc. That’s what defines binary compatibility. Ubuntu still used glibc, Android uses Bionic.