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Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Client Beta
channel, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > Steam Update Channel.
Added an option to scale the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added a toggle for automatic scaling of the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added a scheduled night mode feature, allowing players to choose if and when they’d like night mode to automatically turn on
Added a Japanese (Kana) keyboard option
Added a new Steam Deck software update channel selector – there are now three options:
Stable
: Recommended experience for most users. This option will install the latest stable Steam Client and SteamOS.
Beta
: Testing for new Steam features. Updates frequently. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the latest stable SteamOS.
Preview
: Testing for new Steam and system-level features. Updates frequently. You may encounter issues. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the SteamOS Beta.
You will only see patch notes for the update channel you've selected. As this feature is in Beta, if you opt into the Stable channel, you will not see this selector anymore.
Improved Korean keyboard user experience
Improved Adaptive Brightness slider user experience
Fixed flatpak Chrome closing improperly when quit through Steam
Fixed on-screen keyboard showing up under the Steam or Quick Access menu
JulesRussel escribió:Actualización del 8 de julio. Cliente beta y aunque no lo diga actualización beta del sistema.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1675200/allnews/Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Client Beta
channel, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > Steam Update Channel.
Added an option to scale the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added a toggle for automatic scaling of the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added a scheduled night mode feature, allowing players to choose if and when they’d like night mode to automatically turn on
Added a Japanese (Kana) keyboard option
Added a new Steam Deck software update channel selector – there are now three options:
Stable
: Recommended experience for most users. This option will install the latest stable Steam Client and SteamOS.
Beta
: Testing for new Steam features. Updates frequently. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the latest stable SteamOS.
Preview
: Testing for new Steam and system-level features. Updates frequently. You may encounter issues. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the SteamOS Beta.
You will only see patch notes for the update channel you've selected. As this feature is in Beta, if you opt into the Stable channel, you will not see this selector anymore.
Improved Korean keyboard user experience
Improved Adaptive Brightness slider user experience
Fixed flatpak Chrome closing improperly when quit through Steam
Fixed on-screen keyboard showing up under the Steam or Quick Access menu
Una vez aplicada si quereis seguir teniendo acceso a las actualizaciones beta del sistema hay que pasar a preview, si no lo haceis os cambia a la actualización estable del sistema.
Estable: Cliente estable + SO Estable
Beta: Cliente beta + SO Estable
Preview: Cliente beta + SO Beta
Yo sinceramente diría que lo mejor es o estable o preview, las actualizaciones del cliente suelen incluir cosas menores y para eso creo que es mejor estar en estable.
Lo de " Fixed flatpak Chrome closing improperly when quit through Steam" sigue sin solucionar el que si tienes dos aplicaciones de fuera de steam abierta no puedas cerrar una sin reiniciar el cliente, en modo juego. Yo lo noto porque alguna vez tengo abierto chrome en gamefaqs y es molesto con juegos externos por ese motivo.
mies escribió:
Imagino que este ya estaría usando ese método? O tiene el fix de ubi.
Lo vi ayer el vídeo y parece que le tiraba bien
mies escribió:mies escribió:
Imagino que este ya estaría usando ese método? O tiene el fix de ubi.
Lo vi ayer el vídeo y parece que le tiraba bien
https://youtu.be/iuuQ3_J5sMk
JulesRussel escribió:@Zack_VII No recomendaría usarla, se supone que es una autocompilación que se hace cada vez que hay cambios en wine y dxvk, los cambios en el propio proton experimental ya están en el normal, más que nada porque se actualizó el día que actualizaron esa rama en github y no volvieron a hacer cambios. Pero vamos, son cambios no testeados por Valve y fuera de su control.
kajoona escribió:Me ha llegado la SD de 512GB de oferta de Amazon. He metido Windows 11, he arrancado y ha detectado la wifi directamente, sin necesidad de instalar drivers. He ido a instalar los drivers de video (los últimos que hay ahora mismo) y se queda la pantalla en negro...argh.
Volveré a probar con Windows 10 a ver qué tal. Más que nada era por cacharrear mínimamente, pero vaya, mi gozo en un pozo.
Saludos,
Steam Deck Client Beta Update: A few bug fixes
Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Client Beta channel, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > Steam Update Channel.
Fixed a bug where some flatpak applications (like Edge) couldn't successfully quit
Fixed some issues with claiming Steam Deck digital rewards
Updated keyboard behavior for improved fast typing on trackpad and touchscreen. (pressing a key while holding another key will now commit the held key instead of waiting for first to release)
Steam Deck Client Beta Update: Keyboards, achievements, and bugs (fixes)
Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Beta and Preview channels, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > Steam Update Channel.
Added Sucheng (Quick) keyboard for Traditional Chinese (requires Preview channel)
Added Achievements page to overlay (while in-game press Steam button)
Fixed notification for claiming digital rewards firing endlessly for some customers
Fixed Night Mode automatically kicking in, even if the toggle is set to OFF
Fixed desktop mode keyboard sometimes failing to show or dismiss
Steam Deck OS Stable Update: nothing to see here
The Stable update channel for the Steam Deck OS has just been updated with a hotfix to enable compatibility with future system and input firmware. It will download an update, but there are no user-visible changes included at this time.
DarkDream escribió:¿Hay algunas herramientas que sirvan como alternativa en Windows a las opciones de limitar FPS/Hz o el TDP de SteamOS? ¿Cuales son las principales diferencias del cliente en SteamOS y en Windows?
General
Added Achievements page to overlay (while in-game press Steam button)
Added Guides page to overlay (while in-game press Steam button)
Added notification when Steam Deck temperature goes outside the safe operating range
Added a scheduled night mode feature, allowing players to choose if and when they’d like night mode to automatically turn on
Added a button to clear entered text in search bar
Adaptive Brightness toggle is now active again
Fixed notification for claiming digital rewards firing endlessly for some customers
Fixed issue with medium length game names in the Main Menu Overlay not properly scrolling
Fixed some issues with claiming Steam Deck digital rewards
Fixed sound playing for achievement progress notifications
Fixed washed-out colors in the Remote Play client when playing with specific hosts
Fixed Xbox login window for Flight Simulator and Halo Infinite not rendering certain characters properly
Steam Input
Added missing Deck buttons for Gyro Enable and Button Chord options
Added support for game-bundled Virtual Menu icons in the in-game Deck UI
Miscellaneous performance improvements
Keyboards
Added support for Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean keyboard. We are still refining these keyboards, please provide feedback in the forums.
Added initial IBus IME input support on the desktop for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean keyboards
Fixed desktop mode keyboard sometimes failing to show or dismiss
Fixed on-screen keyboard showing up under the Steam or Quick Access menu
Updated keyboard behavior for improved fast typing on trackpad and touchscreen. (pressing a key while holding another key will now commit the held key instead of waiting for first to release)
Fixed some touch styling issues with the virtual keyboard
System Updates
Added a new Steam Deck software update channel selector – there are now three options:
Stable: Recommended experience for most users. This option will install the latest stable Steam Client and SteamOS.
Beta: Testing for new Steam features. Updates frequently. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the latest stable SteamOS.
Preview: Testing for new Steam and system-level features. Updates frequently. You may encounter issues. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the SteamOS Beta.
You will only see patch notes for the update channel you've selected. As this feature is in Beta, if you opt into the Stable channel, you will not see this selector anymore.
Performance / Stability
Fixed some performance problems for users with many screenshots
Fixed several crashes related to managing screenshots
Fixed several crashes related to non-Steam shortcuts
Fixed some native Linux games not exiting when force-quit through Steam
Fixed flatpak Chrome closing improperly when quit through Steam
Fixed a bug where some flatpak applications (like Edge) couldn't successfully quit
Fixed a performance issue with some games when the backlight changes intensity
Desktop Mode
Updated Firefox to be installed as a Flatpak, rather than from the OS repositories, to ensure timely updates
First-time launches of Firefox from the desktop will now prompt for installation via the Discover Software Center, which will handle updates as they are published.
Updated network connections created/edited on the desktop to default to system-wide, ensuring they are available in gaming mode
Added VGUI2 Classic Plasma Desktop theme
Resized virtual keyboard in Desktop mode to the appropriate dimensions
Added support for the Qanba Obsidian and Qanba Dragon arcade sticks in Desktop mode
Docked Mode
Added an option to scale the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added a toggle for automatic scaling of the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added ability to adjust image display settings for external displays that have overscan issues
Fixed the panel staying off when disconnecting from dock shortly after resuming from sleep
Fixed the panel backlight staying on while docked
Audio / Bluetooth
Fixed Bluetooth profile selection not being saved when switching away from Desktop mode
Fixed echo cancellation CPU overhead when the microphone isn't being used, improving power usage in idle or near-idle scenarios
Fixed multi-channel audio on external displays
Fixed audio out on some capture cards
Fixed some instances of corrupt audio after resuming from sleep
Fixed audio output with some 32-bit games that use ALSA
Drivers / Firmware
Updated graphics driver with compatibility and performance fixes
Updated wireless driver with fixes for WiFi disconnection issues on 5Ghz
Updated controller firmware utilities to support future controller hardware revisions
Nimerio escribió:Todo el contenido de la beta de las últimas semanas llega a la estable.General
Added Achievements page to overlay (while in-game press Steam button)
Added Guides page to overlay (while in-game press Steam button)
Added notification when Steam Deck temperature goes outside the safe operating range
Added a scheduled night mode feature, allowing players to choose if and when they’d like night mode to automatically turn on
Added a button to clear entered text in search bar
Adaptive Brightness toggle is now active again
Fixed notification for claiming digital rewards firing endlessly for some customers
Fixed issue with medium length game names in the Main Menu Overlay not properly scrolling
Fixed some issues with claiming Steam Deck digital rewards
Fixed sound playing for achievement progress notifications
Fixed washed-out colors in the Remote Play client when playing with specific hosts
Fixed Xbox login window for Flight Simulator and Halo Infinite not rendering certain characters properly
Steam Input
Added missing Deck buttons for Gyro Enable and Button Chord options
Added support for game-bundled Virtual Menu icons in the in-game Deck UI
Miscellaneous performance improvements
Keyboards
Added support for Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean keyboard. We are still refining these keyboards, please provide feedback in the forums.
Added initial IBus IME input support on the desktop for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean keyboards
Fixed desktop mode keyboard sometimes failing to show or dismiss
Fixed on-screen keyboard showing up under the Steam or Quick Access menu
Updated keyboard behavior for improved fast typing on trackpad and touchscreen. (pressing a key while holding another key will now commit the held key instead of waiting for first to release)
Fixed some touch styling issues with the virtual keyboard
System Updates
Added a new Steam Deck software update channel selector – there are now three options:
Stable: Recommended experience for most users. This option will install the latest stable Steam Client and SteamOS.
Beta: Testing for new Steam features. Updates frequently. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the latest stable SteamOS.
Preview: Testing for new Steam and system-level features. Updates frequently. You may encounter issues. This option will install Steam Client Beta and the SteamOS Beta.
You will only see patch notes for the update channel you've selected. As this feature is in Beta, if you opt into the Stable channel, you will not see this selector anymore.
Performance / Stability
Fixed some performance problems for users with many screenshots
Fixed several crashes related to managing screenshots
Fixed several crashes related to non-Steam shortcuts
Fixed some native Linux games not exiting when force-quit through Steam
Fixed flatpak Chrome closing improperly when quit through Steam
Fixed a bug where some flatpak applications (like Edge) couldn't successfully quit
Fixed a performance issue with some games when the backlight changes intensity
Desktop Mode
Updated Firefox to be installed as a Flatpak, rather than from the OS repositories, to ensure timely updates
First-time launches of Firefox from the desktop will now prompt for installation via the Discover Software Center, which will handle updates as they are published.
Updated network connections created/edited on the desktop to default to system-wide, ensuring they are available in gaming mode
Added VGUI2 Classic Plasma Desktop theme
Resized virtual keyboard in Desktop mode to the appropriate dimensions
Added support for the Qanba Obsidian and Qanba Dragon arcade sticks in Desktop mode
Docked Mode
Added an option to scale the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added a toggle for automatic scaling of the Steam Deck user interface for external displays
Added ability to adjust image display settings for external displays that have overscan issues
Fixed the panel staying off when disconnecting from dock shortly after resuming from sleep
Fixed the panel backlight staying on while docked
Audio / Bluetooth
Fixed Bluetooth profile selection not being saved when switching away from Desktop mode
Fixed echo cancellation CPU overhead when the microphone isn't being used, improving power usage in idle or near-idle scenarios
Fixed multi-channel audio on external displays
Fixed audio out on some capture cards
Fixed some instances of corrupt audio after resuming from sleep
Fixed audio output with some 32-bit games that use ALSA
Drivers / Firmware
Updated graphics driver with compatibility and performance fixes
Updated wireless driver with fixes for WiFi disconnection issues on 5Ghz
Updated controller firmware utilities to support future controller hardware revisions
Firol escribió:Duda chicos, me acaba de llegar una sd de 512 para la deck que tenía pensado usar para dualboot (gamepass en local básicamente) pero leyendo el tuto del primer post, hace falta sí o sí pinchar un usb-c a la deck? el problema que no tengo ninguno así.
SIRDRAK escribió:Firol escribió:Duda chicos, me acaba de llegar una sd de 512 para la deck que tenía pensado usar para dualboot (gamepass en local básicamente) pero leyendo el tuto del primer post, hace falta sí o sí pinchar un usb-c a la deck? el problema que no tengo ninguno así.
No necesitas eso para nada... No sigas ese tutorial, el bueno es el del compañero Deen0x, este:
https://www.elotrolado.net/hilo_crear-windowstogo-win2go-o-windows-portable_2455907
Facilísimo de hacer y muy bien explicado.
oskilla84 escribió:Habeis tenido que volver a instalar firefox y configurarlo otra vez despues de aplicar la instalacion?
Firol escribió:Duda chicos, me acaba de llegar una sd de 512 para la deck que tenía pensado usar para dualboot (gamepass en local básicamente) pero leyendo el tuto del primer post, hace falta sí o sí pinchar un usb-c a la deck? el problema que no tengo ninguno así.
kabone escribió:Firol escribió:Duda chicos, me acaba de llegar una sd de 512 para la deck que tenía pensado usar para dualboot (gamepass en local básicamente) pero leyendo el tuto del primer post, hace falta sí o sí pinchar un usb-c a la deck? el problema que no tengo ninguno así.
Yo probé Windows en una microSD y me pareció lento y laggy... Cuando el sistema tenía que escribir ya sea en updates o instalaciones se me trababa demasiado y en el uso normal se seguí sintiendo lento y lo intente en una buena micro SD Samsung Evo Azul de 512 gb. Justo lo instale en el mismo SSD con Dual boot con un tutorial de Deck Wizard en YouTube y es otra cosa, Windows va como un cohete y funcionando ambos sistemas... Mi uso también es para Gamepass, Xenia emulador de 360 y juegos que no van en SteamOS... El único detalle es que se tiene que reinstalar SteamOS para tener una instalación limpia y evitar problemas pero estoy muy contento con el resultado.
SIRDRAK escribió:kabone escribió:Firol escribió:Duda chicos, me acaba de llegar una sd de 512 para la deck que tenía pensado usar para dualboot (gamepass en local básicamente) pero leyendo el tuto del primer post, hace falta sí o sí pinchar un usb-c a la deck? el problema que no tengo ninguno así.
Yo probé Windows en una microSD y me pareció lento y laggy... Cuando el sistema tenía que escribir ya sea en updates o instalaciones se me trababa demasiado y en el uso normal se seguí sintiendo lento y lo intente en una buena micro SD Samsung Evo Azul de 512 gb. Justo lo instale en el mismo SSD con Dual boot con un tutorial de Deck Wizard en YouTube y es otra cosa, Windows va como un cohete y funcionando ambos sistemas... Mi uso también es para Gamepass, Xenia emulador de 360 y juegos que no van en SteamOS... El único detalle es que se tiene que reinstalar SteamOS para tener una instalación limpia y evitar problemas pero estoy muy contento con el resultado.
Es curioso, porque en mi caso lo tengo en una microSD igual a esa y para nada me va lento en absoluto, de hecho me sorprendió lo bién que va... Eso sí, en un SSD siempre irá mucho más rápido, como es obvio. Le has hecho algún test de rendimiento a la microSD a ver si funciona correctamente?
Firol escribió:Buenas chicos
Estaba ahí liado preparando el dualboot con mi tarjeta de 512GB y siguiendo el tuto del commi @Deen0X ya tengo windows 11 en la tarjeta, arranco desde ella en la steamdeck, pero al salir las primeras pantallas que necesitan teclado, no puedo seguir.
No tengo ningún teclado tipo usbc o un hub que valga, porque he probado alguno que tenía ahí con conversor usba-usbc sin éxito.
Tengo teclados bluetooth, pero no sé si sirven para la instalación de win 11 en la deck porque no veo forma de enlazarlo.
No se puede hacer toda la instalación con el táctil? o se me ocurre, insertar la sd en un otro pc, completar la instalación y en el primer inicio pasar la sd a la deck e instalar los drivers?
SIRDRAK escribió:Firol escribió:Buenas chicos
Estaba ahí liado preparando el dualboot con mi tarjeta de 512GB y siguiendo el tuto del commi @Deen0X ya tengo windows 11 en la tarjeta, arranco desde ella en la steamdeck, pero al salir las primeras pantallas que necesitan teclado, no puedo seguir.
No tengo ningún teclado tipo usbc o un hub que valga, porque he probado alguno que tenía ahí con conversor usba-usbc sin éxito.
Tengo teclados bluetooth, pero no sé si sirven para la instalación de win 11 en la deck porque no veo forma de enlazarlo.
No se puede hacer toda la instalación con el táctil? o se me ocurre, insertar la sd en un otro pc, completar la instalación y en el primer inicio pasar la sd a la deck e instalar los drivers?
Sí que se puede... No te sale el teclado táctil?
SoundCube escribió:Disculpar
Pero estoy intentando reisntalar steamos, ya que se me quedaba la consola en bucle al intentar iniciar el sisitema, y al meter el sistema operativo en un pendrive e intetar iniciar desde ahí, se me queda con el logo de steam.
He realizado el usb de arranque desde.rufus y desde el otro programita, y ninguno de los dos me funciona.
Alguna idea?
Zack_VII escribió:La última actu se ha cargado el rendimiento de algunos juegos, de momento rdr2 y tambien hay algun reporte de Forza 5, Witcher 3 y gtav, vamos, open world en general, y parece un problema relacionado a la gestión de la VRAM, e imagino que irán saliendo algunos mas, a ver si valve se entera del tema y se pone a ello.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comm ... 33_update/
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comm ... _unstable/
Steam OS Beta Update Performance Fixes
Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Preview channel, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > Steam Update Channel.
Temporarily reverted RDR2 VRAM workaround to pre-3.3 behavior
Fixed an issue causing random 0.2s stutter
Fixed an issue causing performance drops when a UI element appeared on screen if the performance HUD was enabled.
Zack_VII escribió:La última actu se ha cargado el rendimiento de algunos juegos, de momento rdr2 y tambien hay algun reporte de Forza 5, Witcher 3 y gtav, vamos, open world en general, y parece un problema relacionado a la gestión de la VRAM, e imagino que irán saliendo algunos mas, a ver si valve se entera del tema y se pone a ello.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comm ... 33_update/
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comm ... _unstable/
JulesRussel escribió:Edito:
Actualización en preview:Steam OS Beta Update Performance Fixes
Note: This update is for the Steam Deck Preview channel, and includes new features that are still being tested. You can opt into this in Settings > System > Steam Update Channel.
Temporarily reverted RDR2 VRAM workaround to pre-3.3 behavior
Fixed an issue causing random 0.2s stutter
Fixed an issue causing performance drops when a UI element appeared on screen if the performance HUD was enabled.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1675200/allnews/Zack_VII escribió:La última actu se ha cargado el rendimiento de algunos juegos, de momento rdr2 y tambien hay algun reporte de Forza 5, Witcher 3 y gtav, vamos, open world en general, y parece un problema relacionado a la gestión de la VRAM, e imagino que irán saliendo algunos mas, a ver si valve se entera del tema y se pone a ello.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comm ... 33_update/
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comm ... _unstable/
JulesRussel escribió:@Zack_VII
Ahí tienes, de todos modos con la actualización de ayer revertieron el cambio.
https://twitter.com/Plagman2/status/1556366973054775296
Están pidiendo vídeos de gente que siga con problemas de rendimiento después de la última actualización.
https://twitter.com/Plagman2/status/1556802361720311809