SteamOS 3.9.3 Beta Patches Steam Frame Wireless Adapter
Valve’s SteamOS 3.9.3 Beta adds six new changelog lines, including better Steam Frame wireless adapter support and the return of Android binder IPC.
Valve’s SteamOS 3.9.3 Beta adds six new changelog lines, including better Steam Frame wireless adapter support and the return of Android binder IPC.
Steam Frame source code is now browsable on GitHub after an unofficial mirror, evlaV, created 24 repositories with the kernel, graphics stack and firmware.
Valve’s Steam Frame client update stops Wi-Fi power saving from turning on at startup, and SteamOS 0.5.6 Beta lets Desktop mode add .apk files to Steam.
A developer got HEVC hardware decoding working in Steam Frame’s Lepton container, but Valve closed the request as a duplicate of a still-blank work item.
Pimax told GamingOnLinux a dedicated Linux Pimax Play client is in development, with no date or build, as its new Crystal Pro headset depends on it.
Valve moved SteamOS 0.4 for Steam Frame to stable with up to 12% battery gains and streaming fixes, but the full Error 17 fix still needs a SteamVR beta.
SteamOS 0.4.5 for Steam Frame fixes a headset chroma regression in VR streaming, a color bug Valve never said which earlier build introduced.
Proton Experimental adds early 32-bit OpenXR support for older Windows VR games, but only on x86 and only with a flag missing from Valve’s README.
GamingOnLinux counts more than 200 Steam Frame Verified titles, up from 143 on September 18, with 70 VR-only, so flat games are driving most of the growth.
Valve calls the Steam client on ARM Linux unsupported while it tunes the ARM Proton path that Steam Frame runs on, including the FEX code cache.