OpenDeck makes the Elgato Stream Deck and similar devices actually useful on Linux

Until now, Linux users haven't been able to take advantage of the full potential of the Elgato Stream Deck and third-party lookalikes. In this video, I'll show you how to install and set up OpenDeck, a piece of software for Linux and other platforms, with integrations for Discord, Spotify, Visual Studio Code and OBS, as well as hardware monitoring, customisation and other features. I'll also show you how to set up Tacto by Rivulus, a mobile app that pairs to OpenDeck to turn any phone or tablet with a web browser into a fully featured macro pad for free. Finally, I'll show you where you can get help with setting up OpenDeck and integrations for it. 00:00 Intro 03:24 OpenDeck installation 06:30 Tacto setup 09:22 Using built-in actions 10:56 Discord plugin setup 16:49 Media controls 18:42 Visual Studio Code integration 22:35 OBS control 26:13 Action customisations 29:08 Toggle Actions 30:23 Simulating input 33:56 Managing profiles and folders 37:06 Profile switching 39:16 More Linux-native plugins 43:14 Outro OpenDeck GitHub: https://github.com/nekename/OpenDeck OpenDeck Discord server:   / discord   Tacto homepage: https://tacto.live/ Sponsor OpenDeck development: https://github.com/sponsors/nekename Get plugins for OpenDeck: https://marketplace.rivul.us/