Minor bug: LED light don't turn off after completed charge

[OkamiD]

I've had the Steam Deck for about a month now, and I've always charged it when it's powered off. I used to rely on the external white LED light to tell if the charging was complete or not. However, after the recent update, when I go to charge the console, the LED light stays on even when the charge is complete. The only way to tell if the console is charged is to turn it on and check if the system message says "Fully Charged." When I unplug the charging cable, the light obviously goes off, but there's no way to restore the old behavior. Every time, during each charge, the LED light remains on even after the charge is complete.

The battery charges correctly, and the console works perfectly! In fact, the battery life is satisfactory! So the only issue is with the LED light, I'm sure of it!

I haven't installed any external software, and I haven't made any hardware modifications. I've only ever installed software from my Steam library and added a MicroSD to install some smaller-sized games.

I've already completed two full charge cycles, and in both cases, the LED light stays on the entire time until I unplug the cable after the charge is complete.

[Rodomar705]

引用自 Mahjik：

引用自 Rodomar705：

Even if this is expected, just say it directly at least. Main issue for me with Valve lately is communication on what they are doing and why.

No developers owes a "why". We would be lucky enough to get a "what" from developers.

FWIW, I used to live on the other side and I understand why developers only communicate certain information. Not so say all of them are that way, but the majority.

I can see stuff like that from an Apple mentality, but if you claim to want to be an open platform, especially with Linux where communication is key, this still makes me feel odd.

Besides, they reverted stuff on USB after I made them notice that they regressed on USB communications on mainline, so I can tell that they are sometimes open to feedback. Why nothing comes out from their firmware (or Insyde) team is quite odd, compared to the rest of their behavior.

[Rodomar705]

To be clear, I'm fine even with: "Due to technical limitations, this is the new behavior now". I'm not saying that they need to do much, but just stating something would avoid this whole thread, if you know what I mean.

[Fibbitts]

I mean they care enough about the firmware differences to make the OLED have a different color boot logo, so I don’t see why the LED has to have reduced functionality.