The huge up-to-date Steamos Valve update is finally here, and with it there is a support for the rivals of the steam deck, the Lenovo Legion and the Asus Rog Ally series. Steamos Update 3.7.8 It improves the operation of these external devices and other conveyors powered by AMD, repairs the previous error, which prevented some applications from installing on the legion, while the “Steam OS compatible” library card has also been added to the mobile device. The valve improved the Steamos recovery image, repairing the steam operating system on the steam deck and Legion Go S.
Valve presents two requirements for devices of other companies that are not clearly listed in the update to run Steamos on the conveyor: they must be powered by AMD and have NVME SSD. Detailed instructions for installing the operating system have been updated and listed Here.
Before this huge update, players had to utilize an alternative such as Bazzite to achieve similar impressions of Steamos on their devices. A up-to-date update from the valves by expanding the verified steam deck categorization system to “any device with steam that is not a steam deck” in mid -May. To make the case sweeter, the Lenovo Legion Legion legion planned for a pair will be released on May 25.
Elsewhere in the update, the steam deck showed great love when adding a up-to-date battery saving option called battery charging limit. Players can locate the setting under the power submenu in the deck settings. Like the Nintendo Switch 2 function, the setting allows users to set the charging limit for the steam deck. Patch Notes was recommended that users set a limit of 80%to extend the life of the system battery.
The up-to-date Steam operating system update has also improved the Linux Steam base, improved the Mesa System graphics controller, updated the function of a desktop computer to plasma 6.2.5 – a step compared to 5.27.10 – and tons of other minor errors.
You can find a full Steams 3.7.8 update Here.
