Valve would probably have generic support for stuff like the 6800u/7840u no?
Valve would probably have generic support for stuff like the 6800u/7840u no?
Aayaneo has issues, you need to hack the bios to get suspend
Aand has proprietary sound firmware issues
Ait will honestly depend on the device and brand, some devices will fare better than others
Ae.g. GPD would work fairly well
Aayaneo would be bad
Aayn loki would be decent depending on the model
JIf they’re supported the rog ally with custom fixes seems like they’d probably do device specific fixes if it is a popular enough handheld like the ally, legion
Anote that the ROG Ally fixes in the changelog are just stuff they imported from the upstream linux kernel, nothing custom from Valve yet
JOnexplayer, gpd, and ayaneo are basically the only other notable manufacturers except maybe Msi but they suck
Lsorry 4 repost didnt get a response earlier. anyone running to issues with integer scaling specifically on this patch? i rebase to bazzite-dc:stable and it works normally but when on regular stable it scaling native res like im running a 4:3res on 1600p. but its native. on a legion go if makes any diff and running 800p is a even smaller scaled screen
Atbh i suspect valve will support ROG Ally and LGO first, simply because they're available at retail in the US
MI also don’t think valve will add support out of the kindness of their hearts, it’s most likely if a manufacturer(s) ponies up some sort of fee to make it happen. unless they just go straight to wide release.
Mor I guess they just offer it separate and not as a shipping option but then you have to on-ramp users to Linux which isn’t ideal
CMaybe it'll be a recovery option
Ayou say that, but valve have huge reasons to work on it for other handhelds
A30% xD
CThey're already getting that 30% on those handhelds
KThat 30% they're collecting regardless of what OS the handheld is running though
KUnless you're going to tell me you buy games on epic
KLike some kind of unicorn
CUnfortunately Steam is too good
Aoh ofc but more focus on steam is good for them
Jman I would totally be like "pricing is based on how linux friendly your shit is, so you better learn how to linux really quick because Imma charge you money."
Athey've wanted to attack windows for ages too
CI bought Ubisoft games on Epic, when they had the chain coupon thing that let you buy them for 5 bucks a pop
Atbh I think Valve's window of opportunity to get SteamOS on other handhelds is slowly disappearing.
other manufacturers are now heavily investing in Windows GUIs, Microsoft also probably isn't sitting still, and you have other options like Playtron slowly being worked on in the background
other manufacturers are now heavily investing in Windows GUIs, Microsoft also probably isn't sitting still, and you have other options like Playtron slowly being worked on in the background
J
CThe gold editions and stuff
Jlet's see if verge hearts me back
AI want them to ignore now ;p
CUp to 700 games on Epic & friends, the free stuff outnumbers my Steam library 3:1 now
Mtrue. honestly I just don’t think they have the bandwidth to work on their in-house Linux stuff alongside a wider Linux release in a timely matter
Jyeah they're just not built that way
Ayep, I think Valve really messed up on execution, they gave Windows and other options too much breathing room
AI dunno, the chief complaint every time is windows
ADeck OLED was actually a mistake imo, they should've prioritized general SteamOS release before the OLED
Ayet how many PC handhelds ship with linux now? 1
CI don't think they did, Windows is still Windows. The silver bullet for SteamOS is gamescope. Maybe Microsoft will develop an equivalent, wouldn't hold my breath
Adid ya know that Lenovo actually approached Valve for to use SteamOS, but Valve said no?
Aguess why?
ADeck OLED was taking up Valve's developer bandwidth
MGamescope vanilla support is rather garbage for these handhelds as well
Jand also, everyone forgets how hard it is to make an OS.
Mthere’s a reason we have to patch it to hell
Jyou have to hire teams of people for that
Ayeah, Valve prides itself on having a low employee count
Abut tbh I think it's hurting their overall ability to execute
CI think that's the least of their issues perhaps; how many employees does System76 have?
Alike why can't they work on both a general SteamOS release alongside the Deck OLED? not enough headcount
CWhile building a whole DE ecosystem
