StreamController FOR LINUX

StreamController

StreamController is a pretty cool tool for anyone who loves streaming. It’s basically like the Elgato Stream Deck but designed to work on Linux. Now, if you’ve heard of the Elgato Stream Deck, you know it’s super popular among streamers. This sleek and stylish LCD control panel comes with different versions: the main one has 15 keys, the Mini has 6, and the XL features 32 programmable buttons.

Features of StreamController

What’s really neat about each key is that they are full-color LCD displays that you can customize however you want! You can add icons, symbols, or even your own images. The best part? The Elgato Stream Deck can do so many things! It serves as a studio controller, production console, or even a basic audio mixer.

Bringing Streaming to Linux

You might think streaming isn’t very common on Linux systems, but that's not true! That’s where StreamController shines bright. This unofficial manager for Elgato Stream Deck is free and open-source. It supports multiple decks and lets you use custom background images and videos!

A User-Friendly Interface

The app has a polished GTK4 interface that works great on GNOME desktops. Plus, it comes packed with handy features like sending network requests and supporting Wayland along with hotkeys! You can control music and OBS Studio too.

The Best Part: Plugin Support!

The coolest feature? The plugin support! You can run multiple commands at once and mix volume levels across different apps. And get this—you don’t even need an actual Elgato Stream Deck to try it out!

Testing Made Easy

You can test everything using something called "Fake Decks." This means anyone interested in using a Stream Deck can check out how the app works before committing to switching over to Linux. So if you want to give it a go before diving in, just check out StreamController here!