EmuDeck Makes It EASIER To Set Up Emulators On Your Steam Deck
EmuDeck is a new app built exclusively for the Steam Deck. It saves you time and headaches setting up your retro gaming library.
Steam Deck Hits Amazing Milestone: 2000+ Verified + Playable Games (Kinda)
I hope you’re making progress on your Steam backlog because Valve has no intention of starving you for games.
Testers Wanted: The Pop OS 22.04 Beta Is Ready To Download
With System76 reducing its reliance on Ubuntu and slowly building its own Rust-based desktop environment, Pop OS 22.04 feels like an important release. Want to help test i
App Spotlight: ModernDeck Is A Better Twitter Experience
Open source? Check. Available on multiple platforms? Check! ModernDeck does what TweetDeck doesn’t, and makes Twitter a better experience.
I Feel More Connected To My Games Thanks To This Steam Deck Feature
Both my Xbox Series X and expensive gaming PC are gathering dust, partially because of this 1 Steam Deck feature.
Special Podcast: The Steam Deck Changed Us Forever
Join Jason, Gardiner Bryant, Liam Dawe, and Nick from The Linux Experiment for a broad, unfiltered discussion about Valve’s Steam Deck!
Download 20 Stunning Steam Deck Logo Desktop Wallpapers
Valve got inspired by its own logo and photographed a ton of real-world images. Then they added them to SteamOS 3! Download them here.
‘Apex Legends’ Running Well On Linux, With Official EAC Anti-Cheat Files
“The Steam Deck Effect!” Valve’s console is having an immediately positive impact on the entire Linux gaming ecosystem.
Steam Deck’s 30fps Limiter Rocks, But A 45fps Cap Would Be Better
The Steam Deck is a surprisingly powerful gaming PC considering its $399 starting price. So I’m perfectly content playing a game like Cyberpunk 2077 at 30fps, especially when the Deck delivers such a smooth and sublime 30fps courtesy of its built-in FPS limiter. But Valve has bigger plans for this feature; in fact, what you’re […]
Steam Deck Review: The Year Of The Linux Gaming PC
Valve’s second attempt at Linux-powered hardware is a disruptive, transformative experience. But does it have enough magic to succeed?