There’s a new Steam Deck SteamOS release available to download, and among the numerous bug fixes and other tweaks included in the update, there are also some exciting hints at what could be in the future for SteamOS. That’s because there’s a mention in the release notes of the latest version of added support for “extra ROG Ally keys” and “Asus ROG Raikiri Pro controller.”
While this is hardly smoking gun levels of evidence, it adds to previous rumors we’ve seen where updates have included mentions of SteamOS support for consoles other than the Steam Deck. With the use of this custom Linux OS being one of the key reasons why the Steam Deck OLED retains its place as the best handheld gaming PC, its availability on other devices could put a whole new spin on the gaming handheld landscape.
RELATED LINKS:
This new SteamOS update suggests Asus ROG Ally support is coming very soon
You can already save $50 on the Asus ROG Ally X
Your gaming SSD speed could plunge by 16x in some AMD motherboards, says Crucial
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There’s a new Steam Deck SteamOS release available to download, and among the numerous bug fixes and other tweaks included in the update, there are also some exciting hints at what could be in the future for SteamOS. That’s because there’s a mention in the release notes of the latest version of added support for “extra ROG Ally keys” and “Asus ROG Raikiri Pro controller.”
While this is hardly smoking gun levels of evidence, it adds to previous rumors we’ve seen where updates have included mentions of SteamOS support for consoles other than the Steam Deck. With the use of this custom Linux OS being one of the key reasons why the Steam Deck OLED retains its place as the best handheld gaming PC, its availability on other devices could put a whole new spin on the gaming handheld landscape.
RELATED LINKS:
This new SteamOS update suggests Asus ROG Ally support is coming very soon
You can already save $50 on the Asus ROG Ally X
Your gaming SSD speed could plunge by 16x in some AMD motherboards, says Crucial