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Was Valve right to remove the Steam Controller's touchscreen?

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ITworld; By Jim Lynch
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In today's open source roundup: The Steam Controller gets analog buttons in place of its touchscreen. Plus: SteamOS is officially a Debian fork, and an interview with a Linux Lite developer.

I'm glad to see that Valve is taking user feedback into consideration as it evolves the Steam Controller. There seemed to be a significant amount of concern expressed by many people about the initial version of the Steam Controller and Valve was clearly listening.

This tweaked version looks like it might be a little more comfortable for gamers to use. Of course we'll have to wait until the revised Steam Controller is in the hands of gamers before we can know how they'll react to it.

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