Steam Deck Windows 10

[Ghostrider]

When come gpu driver for the Steam Deck? Many Games with anti Cheat doesn´t work in Steam OS so i install windows 10 but there are no GPU drivers and no wlan?

[Cutter]

I am not sure anyone knows this. Hopefully, Valve will have a driver page for the Steam Deck.

[Jeris]

Anti Cheat does work in Linux though. As long as the settings are correct by the developer to enable them.

Both Easy and BattlEye are supported with Proton. Valve updated their software to support both.

[my new friend]

Originally posted by Jeris:

Anti Cheat does work in Linux though. As long as the settings are correct by the developer to enable them.

Bungie isn't budging on their end.

[MJ711]

Originally posted by Jeris:

Anti Cheat does work in Linux though. As long as the settings are correct by the developer to enable them.

Both Easy and BattlEye are supported with Proton. Valve updated their software to support both.

Correct.

There are wlan drivers. Check Phawks on yt.

[Jeris]

Originally posted by my new friend:

Originally posted by Jeris:

Anti Cheat does work in Linux though. As long as the settings are correct by the developer to enable them.

Bungie isn't budging on their end.

Yes, but we all already agreed they're garbage.

[my new friend]

Originally posted by Jeris:

Originally posted by my new friend:

Bungie isn't budging on their end.

Yes, but we all already agreed they're garbage.

I don't disagree.

[darrenphillips666]

Out now

[V𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸 🫎]

Link: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1675200/announcements/detail/3131696199122435100

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Not planning to use Windows, only as secondary in emergence. When all Windows drivers will be ready with graphical dual-booloader, I will put it into minimally sized NTFS partition (32GB recommendation) on SSD storage. And will put second separate NTFS SD card for Windows games. All other SSD storage for Linux. Windows is just nice to have ready for me, at this point. Anticheat games are nice too.

PS. Didn't received SteamDeck yet.

[The 3 Whites]

Originally posted by LTUV𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸:

Link: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1675200/announcements/detail/3131696199122435100

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Not planning to use Windows, only as secondary in emergence. When all Windows drivers will be ready with graphical dual-booloader, I will put it into minimally sized NTFS partition (32GB recommendation) on SSD storage. And will put second separate NTFS SD card for Windows games. All other SSD storage for Linux. Windows is just nice to have ready for me, at this point. Anticheat games are nice too.

PS. Didn't received SteamDeck yet.

cool. i am interested to run windows on it becouse of the low power consumption.
(and the speed it provides for it)

[V𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸 🫎]

Originally posted by NO ABUSE:

Originally posted by LTUV𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸:

Link: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1675200/announcements/detail/3131696199122435100

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Not planning to use Windows, only as secondary in emergence. When all Windows drivers will be ready with graphical dual-booloader, I will put it into minimally sized NTFS partition (32GB recommendation) on SSD storage. And will put second separate NTFS SD card for Windows games. All other SSD storage for Linux. Windows is just nice to have ready for me, at this point. Anticheat games are nice too.

PS. Didn't received SteamDeck yet.

cool. i am interested to run windows on it becouse of the low power consumption.
(and the speed it provides for it)

Shall see how these are reasonable. Now, after a month, after a year. I think SteamOS will come out on top eventually, even if it would turn out underdog right now in benchmarks.

[The 3 Whites]

Originally posted by LTUV𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸:

Originally posted by NO ABUSE:

cool. i am interested to run windows on it becouse of the low power consumption.
(and the speed it provides for it)

Shall see how these are reasonable. Now, after a month, after a year. I think SteamOS will come out on top eventually, even if it would turn out underdog right now in benchmarks.

i think for games steam os will allways be the better choice. but i thinking about using the steamdeck as desktop replacement with external monitor and hd.

[V𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸 🫎]

Well, it depends on what you use on desktop. Generally you can try usebottles.com (uses Wine and etc, for you) to run your Windows programs on Linux. For Office replacement, LibreOffice should be used.

The only program I find problem to run is VisualStudio, which is made by ...well... Microsoft, so not getting lots of hope soon on that take. But there is JetBrains Rider anyways.

[kaosAxis]

Originally posted by LTUV𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸:

Well, it depends on what you use on desktop. Generally you can try usebottles.com (uses Wine and etc, for you) to run your Windows programs on Linux. For Office replacement, LibreOffice should be used.

The only program I find problem to run is VisualStudio, which is made by ...well... Microsoft, so not getting lots of hope soon on that take. But there is JetBrains Rider anyways.

It is relevant to note that Visual Studio Code is Linux supported. However, yes, the full Studio IDE is only supported for Windows and Mac.

[Hatchetforce]

Originally posted by LTUV𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸:

Link: https://steamcommunity.com/games/1675200/announcements/detail/3131696199122435100

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Not planning to use Windows, only as secondary in emergence. When all Windows drivers will be ready with graphical dual-booloader, I will put it into minimally sized NTFS partition (32GB recommendation) on SSD storage. And will put second separate NTFS SD card for Windows games. All other SSD storage for Linux. Windows is just nice to have ready for me, at this point. Anticheat games are nice too.

PS. Didn't received SteamDeck yet.

To each their own. Personally though if Steam Deck continues on this route I am quite happy with the OS. I have enjoyed the Deck immensely thus far and instead of feeling a limitation due to the Arch based OS, I continually discover new things. In addition I like supporting something that has the potential to push gaming further (a version of Linux).

[V𝐢𝐧𝐢gas Ba𝗸𝗸 🫎]

I'm happy too, just going to leave options prepared. 32GiB loss on 512GiB model is not much. I actually prefer Arch+KDE as best Linux combination on all desktops too. Seeing that SteamOS is based on exactly that, gives bonus karma points from me.