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On The Beginnings of Support for Other Handhelds (and Other SteamOS 3.7.0 Updates)

Gardiner Bryant

16 Mar 2025 — 3 min read

A Steam Deck in its case

Valve released SteamOS 3.7.0 to the Steam Deck's Preview Channel back on Pi day.

After a bit of obnoxious howtodo switching the Steam Deck over to the stable branch (which you can find more of in the video below), I was abot to install 3.7.0 on both my Steam Decks (OLED and LCD).

This is a pretty big update for SteamOS with one impossible feature that had me very excited. So let's talk about it!

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Gardiner Bryant

I'm an educator, free software advocate, and storyteller. My passion lies in Linux gaming, self-hosting, the fediverse, and the human stories behind the tech we use every day. I believe in privacy, justice, community, and integrity.

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