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En las opciones/settings del steam deck vas a buscar la opcion de prender developer mode. hazle click a eso y despues vas a buscar otra vez en los settings y bajo la seccion de bateria/power veras una opcion para apagar wifi power saving. Apagas ese setting y asegurarte que no estes usando una coneccion a un wifi cuyos detalles esten escondidos. por ejemplo conecciones a hidden ssid o de empresas.
Aun asi, pasa de vez en cuando... pero cuando se va, vuelve rapido a diferenciar cuando estos dos settings estan prendidos
no se si me explique bn, no es mi primer idioma pero cualquier duda me avisas
1) enable developer mode, then go to the new "developer" tab in steam settings and disable wifi power savings
2) unhide your wifi ssid if hidden (hiding it is well know to not really be useful for privacy nor for security, by the way)
3) if 2,4GHz and 5GHz bands are joined in a single ssid, split them in the router configs and use only one of them
4) choose a fixed wifi channel instead of leaving it in auto (configure the same channel in both the router and the deck)
5) try a different router brand/model or a smartphone wifi hotspot... some people have issues only with certains devices but not with others
6) try an ethernet dongle instead of the deck's wifi
7) try a wifi dongle with well-known good linux support instead of using the built-in wifi chip