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jvert Jan 13, 2016 @ 12:43am

SteamOS brewmaster update 2.60 released

This includes all the beta updates released last week as well as a few other minor fixes.

A new kernel which fixes some problems in the udeb packaging.
install libnvidia-encode1:i386 if it was not installed
add chronyd network-manager hook
security updates

==== SteamOS build 60 2016-01-12 ====

linux - fix control file
chrony - add network-manager hook
debian-installer - bump kernel ABI
steamos-autoupdate - install libnvidia-encode1:i386 if it was not preinstalled
perl - CVE-2015-8607[cve.mitre.org]
sudo - CVE-2015-5602[cve.mitre.org]

==== SteamOS build 59 2016-01-06 ====

linux - - Add wired support for the Xbox One Elite controller; paddles are mapped to ABXY
linux-latest - - Add wired support for the Xbox One Elite controller; paddles are mapped to ABXY
firmware-free - - Add wired support for the Xbox One Elite controller; paddles are mapped to ABXY
bluez - update to 5.36-1
pulseaudio - enable bluetooth module by default
steamos-autoupdate - don't let services try (and fail) to start during an unattended-upgrade at shutdown
git - CVE-2015-7545[cve.mitre.org]
ldb - CVE-2015-3223[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-5330[cve.mitre.org]
samba - CVE-2015-3223[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-5252[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-5296[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-5299[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-5330[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7540[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-8467[cve.mitre.org]
bind9 - CVE-2015-8000[cve.mitre.org]
cups-filters - CVE-2015-8560[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-8327[cve.mitre.org]
iceweasel - CVE-2015-7201[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7205[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7210[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7212[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7213[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7214[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7222[cve.mitre.org]
libxml2 - CVE-2015-1819[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-5312[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7497[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7498[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7499[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7500[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7941[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-7942[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-8035[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-8241[cve.mitre.org] CVE-2015-8317[cve.mitre.org]

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Shark Jan 13, 2016 @ 1:16am

Libnvidia-encode adds NVENC support(hardware encoding, Shadowplay and Steam IHS use this module for recording). It is currently not included in the latest iso of SteamOS, so I'm not sure when it was added to the repo.

조선민주주의인민공화 Jan 13, 2016 @ 1:31am

Originally posted by Shark:
Libnvidia-encode adds NVENC support(hardware encoding, Shadowplay and Steam IHS use this module for recording). It is currently not included in the latest iso of SteamOS, so I'm not sure when it was added to the repo.

Maybe they will respin a new one up?

Shark Jan 13, 2016 @ 1:48am

Originally posted by Josh:
Originally posted by Shark:
Libnvidia-encode adds NVENC support(hardware encoding, Shadowplay and Steam IHS use this module for recording). It is currently not included in the latest iso of SteamOS, so I'm not sure when it was added to the repo.

Maybe they will respin a new one up?

I do hope so, it has been over 2 months since last release. Then Intel GPU users will be able to run SteamOS again.

Edit: It seems Valve is busy updating their ISOs right now.

Last edited by Shark; Jan 13, 2016 @ 1:50am

조선민주주의인민공화 Jan 13, 2016 @ 1:49am

Originally posted by Shark:
Originally posted by Josh:

Maybe they will respin a new one up?
I do hope so, it has been over 2 months since last release. Then Intel GPU users will be able to run SteamOS again.

I thought they rebuilt it really recently?

조선민주주의인민공화 Jan 13, 2016 @ 1:50am

Originally posted by Shark:
Originally posted by Josh:

Maybe they will respin a new one up?
I do hope so, it has been over 2 months since last release. Then Intel GPU users will be able to run SteamOS again.

Edit: It seems Valve is busy updating their ISOs right now.

http://i.imgur.com/9Ng51d5.png says that they rebuilt it :)

DarkPlayer84 CdKey.it Jan 13, 2016 @ 2:16am

Please add a link for the download of the 2.60

조선민주주의인민공화 Jan 13, 2016 @ 2:20am

Originally posted by DjDarthyGamer:
Please add a link for the download of the 2.60

http://repo.steampowered.com/download/ is your friend, note the last 2 entries are the ones you are wanting.

TransistorCowboy Jan 13, 2016 @ 11:43am

Sweet! Thanks for the updates!

TinMan1325 Jan 15, 2016 @ 9:21am

@jvert
Will there ever be an option to pick and choose which GPU driver we want to use? Someone mentioned in the last update thread that AMD Crimson drops support for older cards. So if there was an easy way to choose the driver, people would be able to keep the old one and others would be able to upgrade faster. I still can't get either of the Metro games working and I'm hoping Crimson might help with that.
Thanks

Rump Doctor Jan 16, 2016 @ 2:46pm

I'm on an older machine the beta has me booting to black screen. This happened a few months ago and was fixed by booting from a live usb, and using nautilus with elevated privilege to delete two little files that reverted me to stable and I was fine.

So I'm trying to do that now but I can't remember what two files, or where they are. I'm trying to find the old thread but no luck yet. Cany anyone remind we of whhere to find these files?

Last edited by Rump Doctor; Jan 16, 2016 @ 2:47pm

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powerarmour Jan 20, 2016 @ 11:51am

My 1920x1200 LCD still doesn't like SteamOS, the BPM UI is now stretched to fit (used to be letterboxed, which I was fine with), and Portal 2 seems to think my native res is 1080p and is also stretched.

*Sigh*

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Shark Jan 20, 2016 @ 1:10pm

Originally posted by powerarmour:
My 1920x1200 LCD still doesn't like SteamOS, the BPM UI is now stretched to fit (used to be letterboxed, which I was fine with), and Portal 2 seems to think my native res is 1080p and is also stretched.

*Sigh*

Ye, SteamOS doesn't work on 16:10 resolutions out of the box. This can be fixed manually, but it may prevent updates from being applied automatically: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamOS/wiki/Custom-Resolutions-And-Refresh-Rates

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powerarmour Jan 20, 2016 @ 2:48pm

Originally posted by Shark:
Ye, SteamOS doesn't work on 16:10 resolutions out of the box. This can be fixed manually, but it may prevent updates from being applied automatically: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamOS/wiki/Custom-Resolutions-And-Refresh-Rates

In SteamOS 1.0 though, 16:9 was forced and displayed in Letterbox aspect on a 16:10 which was much better (and also like how a console would display). It's just the stretching that is pretty horrible, as it not only spoils the BPM UI, but also prevents a native 1:1 pixel ratio in games too.

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