The Performance Overlay Levels now works! Solved the issue I had since the update that took place April 3rd.

Steam Deck OLED 3.8 Video Driver 24.2.99

does this mean the Steam Deck gets VRR on its internal display??!

Why is Wine outdated on the Discover Store? It’s stuck at 7.0 while the stable version is 10.0.

Originally posted by Sleepy Dude:

does this mean the Steam Deck gets VRR on its internal display??!

does this mean lenovo and asus support by Steam Deck? 🤭🤭🤭

Originally posted by Sleepy Dude:

does this mean the Steam Deck gets VRR on its internal display??!

No, it just means that if a VRR capable display is in use, the FPS/Hz limiter can be used anywhere in its range. This is for 3rd party handhelds and external displays.

Too much laggy ♥♥♥♥

Originally posted by usamaizm:

Why is Wine outdated on the Discover Store? It’s stuck at 7.0 while the stable version is 10.0.

iirc Valve doesn't directly control what's available on the Discover Store. That's the responsibility of the KDE Team.

Realtime kernel and ntsync support please

lets go valve can't wait for the os to completly support my rog ally❤️❤️

Originally posted by Pixel Brush:

Originally posted by usamaizm:

Why is Wine outdated on the Discover Store? It’s stuck at 7.0 while the stable version is 10.0.

iirc Valve doesn't directly control what's available on the Discover Store. That's the responsibility of the KDE Team.

Not even the KDE team either. Discover is just a front-end for flatpak so it's up to flathub.org packagers and individual app developers when they release their updates.

Edit: Actually, I checked and flathub has Wine 7, 8, 9, and 10 in different branches but Discover only shows version 7. Maybe this is a bug, idk.

So does the controls work with the ally x now?

Originally posted by mathew2214 | Mr.RAM card:

Realtime kernel and ntsync support please

while ntsync in the kernel would be great for gaming via Proton, and the SteamOS devs are invariably already wprking towards it, i think most games performance would suffer under any realtime os, they're just not meant for that type of application, or most applications outside of a select few, like robotics.

Originally posted by Kiwii:

Originally posted by Pixel Brush:

iirc Valve doesn't directly control what's available on the Discover Store. That's the responsibility of the KDE Team.

Not even the KDE team either. Discover is just a front-end for flatpak so it's up to flathub.org packagers and individual app developers when they release their updates.

Edit: Actually, I checked and flathub has Wine 7, 8, 9, and 10 in different branches but Discover only shows version 7. Maybe this is a bug, idk.

I filed a bug report with WineHQ but they brushed me aside saying it was Flathub’s issue. I thought the developer was supposed to manage their own flatpaks?

Originally posted by usamaizm:

Why is Wine outdated on the Discover Store? It’s stuck at 7.0 while the stable version is 10.0.

Do not use the Vanilla Wine, maybe Portproton or other launcher be better.