The Steam Deck, nay Linux, is crying out for an official GeForce Now app By Jacob Ridley published 25 September 23 Come on, Now You can jury-rig your own GeForce Now app on Deck, but a native Linux app would be such an easy win.
You can run Linux on a Commodore 64 if you really want to By Chris Szewczyk published 28 August 23 News If you don't mind waiting a week for it to boot.
Hold on, weren't Intel's desktop Meteor Lake-S chips cancelled? Maybe not By Chris Szewczyk published 30 June 23 News Support comes to Linux.
SteamOS 3.5 is almost here, includes a fix for the Steam Deck's sneakiest performance bug By Wes Fenlon published 15 March 23 News SteamOS 3.5 includes a new linux kernel, graphics driver and a fix for a nasty SMT performance bug.
Check out this modder's doomed quest to turn a Nintendo Switch into a Steam Deck By Ted Litchfield published 4 February 23 news Any practical benefits? Unclear. Is it really cool and funny to try? Absolutely.
Ubisoft's launcher broke Steam games on Linux and Steam Deck By Hope Corrigan published 2 February 23 News Ah yes, a third-party launcher making everyone's lives much better as usual.
I tried out a bunch of pariah state OSes to find out which is best for gaming By Joshua Wolens published 24 December 22 Smashing Windows Don't defect to North Korea if you want to keep ahold of your Steam library.
Valve is paying a whole lot of developers to keep the Steam Deck's open-source software going By Joshua Wolens published 19 December 22 News More like Black Mesa graphics drivers.
Steam Deck giveaway hopefuls hijack Game Awards chat by spamming Linux commands By Katie Wickens published 9 December 22 news !steamdeck /claim
Steam Deck's new UI is finally coming to desktop Big Picture mode By Wes Fenlon published 27 October 22 News The revamped Big Picture is available for testing right now.
File Explorer tabs finally come to Windows 11 By Katie Wickens last updated 24 October 22 news And no, you can't disable them.
This $50 peripheral lets you plug and play Game Boy cartridges on your Steam Deck By Ted Litchfield last updated 14 October 22 news It feels sacrilegious, like playing GameBoy games on a PSP.
Microsoft Xbox Adaptive Controller support is coming to Linux By Katie Wickens published 17 August 22 news One software engineer is improving gaming accessibility on Linux machines with upcoming XAC support.
Give your old laptop a new lease of life with Chrome OS Flex By Alan Dexter published 18 July 22 Shiny Shame you need semi-decent graphics hardware to install it though.
Gaming laptops could learn a lot from this adorable open source mini laptop By Jacob Ridley published 30 June 22 News It's modular, recyclable, open source, ortholinear, moddable, 3D printable, and more.
All Windows 11's worst install pain points can now be bypassed using this genius app By Dave James published 28 June 22 news The Rufus media creation tool's latest beta release has rid us of the mandatory Microsoft account login as well as those TPM 2.0 requirements.
Stadia may be getting an Nvidia GPU upgrade By Hope Corrigan published 28 June 22 news Though we're not really sure what for, yet.
You can now run Doom entirely within a motherboard BIOS By Jacob Ridley published 7 June 22 News PC boot. PC play Doom. Reset. Repeat.
10 years on, Super Hexagon just got a major update By Robert Zak published 3 June 22 news And it's just been verified for the Steam Deck.
Steam Deck hits 3,000 verified or playable games By Hope Corrigan published 26 May 22 news With more games constantly being added to the platform.
