The Bazzite Linux team continue powering through getting lots of updates since the recent major Bazzite 44 release for handhelds. Seems we may see weekly updates for a while, after the last update there were still a number of issues to sort.
Announced in a post on their forum, below is all the changes. They additionally said “We’re still hard at work on desktop TDP control, fan control, ASUS Ally RGB control, and any/all of your reports over the last couple of weeks. Thank you all again for submitting those reports, it helps a lot”.
Key changes
- Some issues with flickering or cutting-out displays under VRR/HDMI2.1 on AMD have been resolved!
- OGUI now offers the option to toggle both TDP Boost & SMT on all supported handhelds.
- As a reminder, TDP controls can be found in the Steam QAM under the TDP Limit toggle when performance profile is set to
Performance/Custom.
- As a reminder, TDP controls can be found in the Steam QAM under the TDP Limit toggle when performance profile is set to
- Numerous additional handhelds have had TDP control added with more to follow.
- An issue where Ally X handhelds could refuse to sleep if the controller was used during the sleep animation has been resolved.
- Resolved an issue where some devices were wrongly emulating a steam deck controller, preventing
Steam + A/Bshortcuts from working as intended.- If you’re still having issues with this reach out to us for direct support.
- InputPlumber has been updated to it’s latest version
- Additional handhelds have had input support added to them or improved, from manufacturers including:
- ASUS.
- AYN.
- Ayaneo.
- GPD.
- KONKR.
- OneXPlayer.
- As a reminder, if you’re having issues with desktop control you can resolve it by opening Steam on the desktop and browsing to
Settings -> Controller -> Show Advanced Settings -> Desktop Layout- We recommend binding X to open keyboard, setting up joystick mouse, and binding your triggers to left/right mouse buttons.
- Additional handhelds have had input support added to them or improved, from manufacturers including:
- Linux Kernel 7.2.3.
- OpenRazer is now packaged in Terra and the install command for it will automatically remove the old repo when ran.
You can download from the Bazzite website.
🌐 External Sources: universal-blue.discourse.group
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.