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- Comment on Steam stable update released, and a Beta with lots of fixes for Desktop and Steam Deck 5 months ago:
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Fixed on-screen keyboard failing to hide fully after entering text in-game.
The Beta update is quite a bit more exciting which includes more tweaks for the new Game Recording, plus solving various other bugs.
Improvements to keyboard event tracking and audio latency in updated SDL build.
Fixed broken thumbnail for screenshots from non-steam game shortcuts uploaded to steam, when viewed from another computer.
Add warnings to game recording overlay page when broadcasting / remote playing.
Fixed controller input no longer going to game after resuming from sleep if a wake movie is set.
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- Comment on Nexus Mods new cross-platform app adds experimental Cyberpunk 2077 support 5 months ago:
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For those just joining us, this is for the new Nexus Mods app that will eventually replace things like Vortex with full Linux support so you can mod on desktop Linux and Steam Deck much easier as I reported on earlier in July and initially back in November last year.
Version 0.5.3 of the app includes all these fixes on top of experimental Cyberpunk 2077 support:
Windows: Fixed log file creation failing due to illegal character in path (#1728).
Linux: Upgraded GameFinder to fix an issue with not being able to find Steam installed as a Flatpak or Snap (#1720).
Just to note: it didn’t initially launch for me, I had to remove the configs from the previous version to get this latest to work.
The bug was reported but given it’s in Alpha, such breakages are to be expected and they don’t plan to support migrations yet.
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- Comment on Steam Beta adds many more Game Recording improvements 5 months ago:
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Fixed a bug that could leave some local screenshots undeleted after attempting to delete multiple at one time.
Added a warning to the user if game recording has been turned off to prioritize broadcasting.
Ignore user marker shortcut key if game recording is disabled.
Added the ability to save a specific frame of a video as a steam screenshot.
Steam will also scan game state descriptions to apply to default clip filename, if available.
Fixed an exception thrown if the user cancelled a clip save in the file picker dialog.
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- Comment on [Game] All KINGDOM HEARTS games now Steam Deck Verified (plus more games) 5 months ago:
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Pictured - KINGDOM HEARTS III + Re Mind (DLC)
Here’s some other recently fully Steam Deck Verified games that may be worth a look:
Features split-screen coop, a helpful pet, automated drones, resourceful pixies, a card-eating progression system, and dangerous dungeons to delve into!
Push monster balls into holes or traps in randomly generated levels.
Stack up countless game-changing items to create broken builds.
MULLET MADJACK is a single-player fast-paced FPS that brings you directly inside a CLASSIC ANIME.
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- Comment on PSA: If you use Bazzite on your deck, you need to do a manual fix to get updates 5 months ago:
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Bazzite, the popular version of Linux powered by Fedora and Universal Blue that’s great for handhelds including the Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go and others needs a little manual user effort after a bit of human error.
Developer Jorge O. Castro noted in a forum post how they “were rotating our cosign keypairs this morning, which is the method that we use to sign our images” and unfortunately they “made a critical error which has resulted in forcing you to take manual steps to migrate to our newly signed images”.
They have a script set up that you can run that will fix the problem, so all you have to do is run this in a terminal app (code source):
curl -sL fix.universal-blue.org | sudo bash
To ensure it doesn’t ever happen again, they’ve noted some process changes to be implemented.
See all the details in the forum post announcement.
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- Comment on Nexus mods want feedback from Linux / Steam Deck users on their new cross-platform app 5 months ago:
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I wrote about the brand new Nexus mods app before, as it’s quite a promising exciting development for the future of modding (especially for Linux and Steam Deck).
This is going to replace their previous apps like Vortex, eventually anyway.
Right now, it’s only made ready for Stardew Valley, since it’s a very popular game for mods and is also cross-platform so it makes it simpler for them to get all the features of the app ready.
Yesterday, July 1st, they announced the Alpha release of this next-generation mod manager and their new Product Manager got in touch to mention they “would be really keen to get feedback from Linux users”.
So this is your chance to ensure Linux (and Steam Deck) finally become a first-class citizen for game modding.
You can grab it from their download page, and the source code is on GitHub.
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- Comment on Will anything dethrone the Steam Deck? Probably not -GamingonLinux 5 months ago:
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While other vendors continually push out new handheld pc models, sticking similar internals into different shell designs and gradually bumping up RAM or the Processor, the Steam Deck just keeps selling like hot tasty cakes.
There’s multiple other devices out there now that are in a few ways more powerful than the Steam Deck, but that hasn’t seemed to matter a whole lot to Valve.
Especially since the release of the Steam Deck OLED, which was a pretty huge upgrade, it’s constantly a global top seller for Valve.
When compared with other vendors like GPD, AYANEO, ASUS and all the others, Valve of course have the Steam store to back it up.
Other vendors don’t really have anything like that, so Valve are in a more unique position to stick to one main model.
You only have to look at the new built-in Game Recording feature to see, and the upcoming SteamOS 3.6 that recently moved from Preview to Beta that again brings in some big additions.
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- Comment on Valve has a new Steam Chart for the most played Steam Deck games 5 months ago:
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While every month Valve has been posting a fresh set of the most played Steam Deck games for the previous month, they’ve now added a dedicated Steam Chart for it.
Like the most played for May and again for April.
So you no longer have to wait for Valve to post about what’s currently hot, you can just go and see for yourself.
Like other Steam Charts you can filter it and with the Steam Deck chart it lets you view the most played games over the last week, month and year based on player counts.
For example, this is for the last week, and handily it shows the Deck Verified rating too:
While you’re here, why not hop on over to our Forum to talk about Your favourite game so far of 2024?
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- Comment on Steam Deck plugin system Decky Loader 3.0 gets a first pre-release 5 months ago:
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The first pre-release is now available for testing, allowing you to give feedback before the final 3.0 release.
Naturally, if you don’t want to deal with any breakage, you should wait for the the main 3.0 release.
Along with fixing the newest break in the steam beta, we’re proud to announce we’re releasing the first prerelease of Decky Loader 3.0, the websocket rewrite!
For users, it means a hopefully more stable experience with better error handling, as well as more in-depth progress indication in Decky and its plugins.
It’s also allowed us to fix a bug where Decky would sometimes not start without an internet connection.
For plugin developers, it means a significantly easier to use API (it is now also asynchronous) and an easy way to do backend -> frontend communication.
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- Comment on SteamOS 3.6.6 Preview for Steam Deck has fixes for ELDEN RING, system memory leak and more 5 months ago:
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Valve has launched another small update for the Steam Deck with SteamOS 3.6.6 Preview now available for testing which may be essential if you’re playing ELDEN RING.
Fixed a an issue with a rare session crash during early startup of ELDEN RING
Fixed a general issue affecting all units on 3.6, and OLED units on 3.5, causing a slow memory leak during gameplay
Fixed a DSP firmware crash with previous 3.6 versions that could result in internal sound disappearing until next reboot
Fixed an issue that could cause videos to stutter in titles such as BlazBlue Centralfiction
Great to see so many fixes coming in, SteamOS 3.6 is starting to shape up quite nicely now!
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- Comment on Proton 9.0-2 brings better controller support in launchers, more playable games, lots of bug fixes 6 months ago:
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Alpha League Battlezone Gold Edition in VR mode Black Desert Online FreestyleFootball R Helldivers 2 Hero’s Land Iragon SimCity 3000 Unlimited Warlords Battlecry III
Clustertruck Fallout 3 (standard and GOTY edition) - partial support only Fallout 4 Mugsters The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (72850) The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition Tomb Raider: Anniversary Tomb Raider: Legend
Fixed Ghost of Tsushima and Horizon Forbidden West displaying a warning about outdated drivers with Nvidia GPUs.
Fixed Ubisoft Launcher asking for serial number on the first launch of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.
Fixed Shatterline freezing on loading screen when trying to join a second online match in a session.
Improved font rendering in Alien Swarm: Reactive Drop on Steam Deck.
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- Comment on Microsoft Gaming CEO: “I think we should have a handheld, too” 6 months ago:
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Speaking on stage as part of an IGN Live interview, Spencer said directly that “I think we should have a handheld, too.”
The comment stops just short of an official announcement that Microsoft is actively working on portable gaming hardware for the first time.
“The future for us in hardware is pretty awesome,” Spencer continued during the IGN presentation.
Comments like these are a big change from internal Microsoft documents that leaked last September, which listed an Xbox portable as a “current gap in FY23” that is “not in scope for 1st party” (alongside potential products like a mobile controller, earbuds, and a media remote).
But Spencer was quick to call that leak “outdated” at the time, so it might not be the last word on Microsoft’s portable gaming plans.
That feels like ancient history, though, in a world where everyone and their corporate subsidiary is looking to draft off the market success of the Steam Deck.
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- Comment on Moonlight PC for game streaming via Sunshine gets HDR support for Linux / Steam Deck 6 months ago:
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HDR is now supported on Steam Deck and other HDR-capable Linux systems using a new Vulkan-based renderer.
By default, the new Vulkan renderer is only used for HDR streaming, but it can be used all the time by setting the PREFER_VULKAN=1 environment variable.
By default, the new Vulkan renderer is only used for HDR streaming, but it can be used all the time by setting the PREFER_VULKAN=1 environment variable.
A new Metal-based renderer is now used on most macOS systems for increased streaming performance and reduced latency.
Both notched and notch-free native resolution options are now provided on Apple Silicon Macs.
There’s also a bunch of other Linux support improvements, some behaviour changes and plenty of the usual bug fixes.
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- Comment on Linux user share on Steam breaks 2% thanks to Steam Deck 6 months ago:
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The Linux user share on Steam has smashed through the 2% barrier.
Not actually for the first time though, it did initially rise up above 2% in March 2013, shortly after the original Steam for Linux release when it left Beta.
Part of the reason it had higher numbers at the start, was that Valve added a special Tux item into Team Fortress 2 only on Linux but it quickly dropped in the following months.
With the latest info though from the May 2024 survey, Linux has now hit 2.32%.
If I have my historical data correct, we haven’t seen Linux be over 2% since 2013.
Take into account the explosive growth of Steam as a platform and that’s quite a lot of people now.
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- Comment on Steam Deck hits 15,000 games rated Playable and Verified 6 months ago:
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The important thing to remember is that Deck Verified only includes what Valve have put through testing.
There’s more supported games than any one person can play, which is a pretty good place to be for a platform overall.
You can see the proper numbers on SteamDB, since that includes delisted games you can still play if you own them (which Valve still verify).
Various developers still have not enabled support via Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye including Rust, PUBG, Rainbow Six: Siege, Destiny 2 and more.
Additionally, while we don’t get sales numbers from Valve on anything, we can see overall the Steam Deck has been selling well.
Looking at the global top sellers, the Steam Deck constantly ranks quite high.
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- Comment on [Game] Insane FPS 'MULLET MADJACK' gets updated for Steam Deck 6 months ago:
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Quite a popular recently Steam release is MULLET MADJACK, a very vibrant single-player FPS set inside a retro Anime.
In the recent patch the developers noted they “fixed bugs between save interactions carried out from pc to steam deck and vice versa messing with the game”.
Exciting and dynamic combat: Race against time and infiltrate a building alone, overcoming each floor until you reach your objective.
Campaign mode: Clear floors filled with robots, and in crucial moments, execute ultraviolent finishes on your enemies to survive.
Unique visual and art style: The contrasting colors between black and vibrant neon evoke the aesthetics of violent and adult anime from the era of VHS tapes.
Engaging narrative: Set in an Old School cyberpunk world full of robots, the aesthetics of 90s anime merge with an action-packed environment.
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- Comment on [Game] Caves of Qud gets a huge new Beta released with the big UI redesign 7 months ago:
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An update many have been waiting for, Caves of Qud, one of the best roguelikes ever has a Beta available that includes a huge overhaul to the UI.
Caves of Qud is a science fantasy roguelike epic steeped in retrofuturism, deep simulation, and swathes of sentient plants.
Come inhabit a living, breathing world and chisel through layers of thousand-year-old civilizations.
They said this transformational UI design works fully with mouse or gamepad (on top of keyboard) and is much prettier.
Also added in this update are Steam Cloud saves, good for those hopping between systems, they’ve refreshed the starting town, there’s hundreds of new sound and visual effects plus new narrative touches, big bug fixes, & performance improvements.
Caves of Qud has Native Linux support and is Steam Deck Verified.
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- Comment on [Game] Back 4 Blood gets Denuvo Anti-tamper removed and an anti-cheat fix for Steam Deck 7 months ago:
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For those of you who wait until Denuvo Anti-tamper gets removed from games, you’ll be pleased to know Back 4 Blood is now free of it.
As shown on SteamDB, the notice about it having Denuvo Anti-tamper was removed and it’s no longer noted on the Steam page.
Nice to see, especially for Linux / Steam Deck players because swapping around Proton versions can cause you to get locked out for a day.
On top of that on May 15th the developers noted an update that “addresses an Easy Anti-Cheat issue for Steam Deck users where players could not access the game” (which would have affected desktop Linux players too).
So it’s good to see that Turtle Rock Studios care about their players on Linux systems.
Back 4 Blood is currently 90% off in the Humble Store sale.
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- Comment on [Game] Ghost of Tsushima single-player only on Steam Deck due to PlayStation Network features 7 months ago:
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Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR’S CUT is launching on May 16th and the developers have explained how it will work on Steam Deck but it’s a mixture of good and bad news.
Sadly on Steam Deck and presumably desktop Linux too, since they both use Proton, you’ll only be able to play single-player.
We know many of you are eager to play Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut on handheld gaming devices like the Steam Deck.
We’re happy to share that the single player experience, including the Iki Island expansion, can be enjoyed on Steam Deck and similar handheld gaming PCs as we’ve worked extensively to optimize performance and deliver the best possible experience on these devices.
This is due to the Legends co-op multiplayer mode requiring Windows to access PlayStation Network integrated features.
We’ve seen this sort of thing happen in the past and eventually Proton updates catch up with what’s needed.
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- Comment on Looking forward to this one on Steam Deck since it'll support support Linux out of the box! 7 months ago:
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Free Stars: Children of Infinity, the sequel to The Ur-Quan Masters (Star Control 2) is now confirmed to be supporting Linux (and macOS).
The Kickstarter campaign has only been up for just over a day and it’s already managed to pull in over $240,000 in funding.
This means the $220,000 stretch goal for Linux and macOS support has been achieved as confirmed by the developer.
Since it also passed $240K, it will also now see a DRM-free PC release as well so that’s double good news.
It’s not confirmed what DRM-free stores they will put it on but their announcement mentioned possibilities being itch.io and GOG.
The campaign still has a whole 29 days to go with extra stretch goals including more languages, local co-op, console ports, English voice over and if they somehow hit $4.4 million they will open source it all.
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- Comment on [deleted] 7 months ago:
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Version 1.7.0 is out now for chiaki4deck, the open source community-made PlayStation Remote Play app for Steam Deck bringing in some goodies.
This version brings with it the new remote connection via the PlayStation Network, so you can connect to your console without needing to mess around with port forwarding making it much easier to get going when someone is hogging your TV.
Enable don’t fragment for MacOS Big Sur and later for more accurate MTU readings during Senkusha.
Create a fallback session id when session id isn’t received instead of erroring out.
Workaround patch for vulkan ffmpeg hw decoder bug affecting Nvidia 30 series graphics card users.
Add additional option for obtaining the PSN AccountId via logging in with your PSN username and password (in addition to the public lookup).
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- Comment on PlayStation Remote Play app [chiaki4deck] for Steam Deck adds easier connections, new resolution options 7 months ago:
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Version 1.7.0 is out now for chiaki4deck, the open source community-made PlayStation Remote Play app for Steam Deck bringing in some goodies.
This version brings with it the new remote connection via the PlayStation Network, so you can connect to your console without needing to mess around with port forwarding making it much easier to get going when someone is hogging your TV.
Enable don’t fragment for MacOS Big Sur and later for more accurate MTU readings during Senkusha.
Create a fallback session id when session id isn’t received instead of erroring out.
Workaround patch for vulkan ffmpeg hw decoder bug affecting Nvidia 30 series graphics card users.
Add additional option for obtaining the PSN AccountId via logging in with your PSN username and password (in addition to the public lookup).
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- Comment on CachyOS gets experimental handheld edition for ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion GO and Steam Deck (soon) 7 months ago:
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CachyOS, a customizable Linux distribution based on Arch Linux, has a new release available which brings with it an experimental edition for the growing list of PC gaming handhelds like the ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion GO, MSI Claw and coming soon to Steam Deck too.
The Deckify Edition automatically setups a Steam Deck like experience and installs all required Gaming Tools for it.
We are also proud to announce that this version will use the LAVD Scheduler, which is funded by Valve and improves the Frametime and 1% lows on Handhelds dramatically.
The Deckify Edition is currently tested on the Rog Ally, Lenovo Legion GO and MSI Claw.
Steam Deck support is also being currently worked on, but there are some small issues that should be fixed with upcoming releases.
Interesting to see even more competition in the Linux space for handhelds, there’s now quite a few good options if you’re tired of Windows or want something different to SteamOS.
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- Comment on NonSteamLaunchers Steam Deck plugin in testing, plus a way to Remote Play Together anything 7 months ago:
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The developer of NonSteamLaunchers got in touch to mention that a Steam Deck (Decky Loader) plugin is now available for testing, plus the latest release pulling in a handy tool for being able to Remote Play Together anything.
For the v3.8.8 release that went out a few days ago they’ve hooked up RemotePlayWhatever, a tool I hadn’t heard of until now.
It’s a “Tiny application that lets you force remote play together any game you have in your steam library including non-steam ones” which sounds really useful for playing games from other stores on Steam Deck and for emulation too.
On top of that the developer mentioned they have a Decky Loader plugin in development, which is now available for testing.
This means you won’t have to go into Desktop Mode to install or remove the extra stores like Epic Games, GOG and so on, as long as you have Decky Loader set up and ready.
They sent along this video demo of it in action:
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- Comment on [Game] Apex Legends Upheaval update live with EOS Anti-Cheat breaking it on Steam Deck / Linux 7 months ago:
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Respawn and EA have today released a major update for the popular battle royale shooter Apex Legends, which gives it an anti-cheat upgrade.
Sadly it’s causing issues for Steam Deck / Linux players.
Previously Apex Legends was using the older standalone Easy Anti-Cheat, but they’ve now upgraded to the EOS (Epic Online Services) version of it.
Everyone seems to be having the same issue on Linux / Steam Deck now with any Proton version, the game will just not run.
It’s likely we’ll see a Proton Hotfix update hopefully in the next day or so for it since it’s a major Steam Deck Verified title.
As one of the biggest games on Steam, it’s a shame Respawn and EA don’t give Valve a little time to get ready for their major updates like this.
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- Comment on [Game] Hades II gets Steam Deck Verified and a surprise Early Access release 7 months ago:
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If you’re a game developer I hope you weren’t planning to launch soon, as Hades II just sneakily dropped into Early Access on Steam.
Hades II is a rogue-like dungeon crawler in which you’ll battle beyond the Underworld of Greek myth using dark sorcery to take on the sinister Titan of Time.
It builds on the best aspects of the award-winning original in an all-new, action-packed, endlessly replayable experience rooted in Greek myth and its deep connections to the dawn of witchcraft.
Even though it’s in Early Access it still has more content than the first game including “more environments, foes, and fully-voiced characters” but “key areas, characters, foes, narrative events, and systems are still to come”.
I’m currently finally playing through Telltale’s The Walking Dead, so I’ll put it on my list for after…
Really nice to see it got Steam Deck testing so early-on too, that’s a good sign.
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- Comment on SteamOS 3.5.18 Preview released for Steam Deck 8 months ago:
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A fresh SteamOS Preview release is now available for testing on Steam Deck, and although small it’s probably an important one.
Fixed an issue causing no sound output in games that open and close audio devices quickly like Super Blood Hockey.
Valve don’t say what stability or security improvements were done, that’s all that was noted.
Additionally a few days ago on April 16th Valve also release a Steam Deck Beta Client update:
Fixed gamepad controls intermittently not working in store browser
Fixed crash when playing back certain media in Steam music player
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- Comment on Proton Experimental adds controller support in a few launchers 8 months ago:
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They’re now making use of an open source tool called Xalia, which a program that provides a gamepad UI for traditional desktop applications.
So far this has been integrated for the launchers in Red Faction, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (the original), Clustertruck and Mugsters.
Total War: WARHAMMER II no longer has clicking audio while playing videos.
Total War: WARHAMMER II no longer has clicking audio while playing videos.
Fixed Shatterline freezing on loading screen when trying to join a second online match in a session.
Fixed Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood failing to launch on a fresh prefix.
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- Comment on GE-Proton installer ProtonUp-Qt v2.9.2 released 8 months ago:
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ProtonUp-Qt is back for another update, remaining as one of the easiest ways to install extra compatibility tools on Steam Deck and Desktop Linux with version 2.9.2 out now.
Steam: Display which games are using a certain Anti-Cheat Runtime.
Updated the AppImage build to a more recent version.
Report that on GitHub and update your OS to a more recent version or use ProtonUp-Qt v2.9.1 in that case.
Fixed a crash that occurs when a Steam installations is missing files, PR #356.
Fixed a crash when a game with the AWACY Denied status is detected, PR #354.
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- Comment on Old School Rally plans full support for Steam Deck - got me feeling nostalgic 8 months ago:
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I have truly fond memories of spending entire days playing rally games on the original PlayStation, and some later games on PC and Old School Rally really looks the part.
Good to see developers continue testing their games on Steam Deck before release instead of after - more of that needs to happen.
I almost thought I was watching a video of Colin McRae Rally for a moment there.
I love how indie developers refresh older classics like this that look the part, but come with all the niceties you expect from a modern PC release at the same time.
RETRO STYLE VISUALS - Carefully crafted retro style visuals, reminiscent of the late '90s rally games evoking a sense of nostalgia and charm, making it a must-play for everyone.
It enters Early Access on Steam later this year and they think it will take 6-10 months to complete.
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