marko-editor VS Steam-Metadata-Editor

Hi, I started in the same direction, but currently there is little time for it. Maybe you would like like to contribute? https://github.com/mmMike/marko-editor Screenshot

Recently I'm learning Rust and use GTK4 for UI (here are my efforts: https://github.com/mmMike/marko-editor), and enjoying this much more. As far as I can judge it, GTK4 has less features and is less polished compared with Qt, but it doesn't bring the license hassle Qt is starting. GTK4 is still very good and Rust is a pleasure to use compared to C++.

Hi guys, after many years of C++/Qt I'm learning Rust now. My first project is a rewrite of a former project of mine Marko Editor. It is still very much WIP but I'd really appreciate some feedback about my Rust and GTK4 usage.

Do you happen to know anything about the way they hash cd keys?

You can with both Steam Metadata Editor and Steam Edit.

Using a Metadata editor like this one you can delete the PDLauncher and go back to running like normal. I had to do this last week when they started adding the extra crap, breaking my 1.10 RO install.

How do I get Steam Metadata Editor working on the Steam Deck?

On my PC, I've been able to dupe the PC version and have the appID point to it as if it were the Steam version, but that was with a program called SteamEdit, which currently doesn't play nice with the Steam Deck at this moment. So until SteamEdit or Steam Metadata Editor get better Steam Deck support, I'm currently locked out of those particular things.

I don't have any launch options set, the menus I'm talking about are these.

Hi all, I've been wanting to find something similar to SteamEdit for the Deck, All I've been able to track down is this: https://github.com/tralph3/Steam-Metadata-Editor, but I can't seem to get the program to build on my deck. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm really just looking to change the names and sort names for my games so that games are in the order I want. Thanks in advance! :)