15 points ·
That's wrong. You can't stream from the SteamOS game mode specifically, but streaming from a Linux desktop works.
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- Steam Frame is here! · 260 points · 50 comments
- What driver would the Steam Controller come with if not xinput? · 33 points · 16 comments
- Valve reconfirm the Steam Frame, Steam Machine and Steam Controller are due in 2026 · 320 points · 44 comments
- The Newest Steam Deck Beta Client Quietly Rewrote UI To Support Other Hardware · 137 points · 17 comments
- Valve is working on a version of proton for ARM devices · 519 points · 82 comments
- YouTube TV on steamdeck with more than 720p · 25 points · 11 comments
- If you have DeckHD (the Steam Deck Display Mod), it is now officially supported. · 280 points · 17 comments
Comments
3 points ·
Not the person you asked, but I do have the new controller, and it works as they described it.
How it works afaik is that SDL has a driver for it, even if the kernel doesn't have a generic one yet. The controller also works in emulators without Steam running because of that.
3 points ·
The headset has eye tracking to make it possible, but yes, apps have to implement foveated rendering for it to work.
I think it is possible for the VR compositor to do some eye tracking optimizations for the app without the app doing special stuff, but I don't know how much that helps (or if it's even implemented in SteamVR).
10 points ·
They did fix that a while ago though?
3 points ·
This myth that ARM is more efficient needs to die already. The ISA has almost no impact on efficiency, and *especially* no impact on gaming, where the GPU is the much more important thing.
9 points ·
Yes, there's an addon for Firefox that gives you Netflix 1080p without any downsides, probably just by changing the user agent for Netflix.
Really shows how utterly useless the restrictions are.
8 points ·
I wouldn't read that much into it. Valve isn't Nintendo, I doubt they'd launch a new Deck without OLED