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Steam Deck Controller adds support for a variety of wireless handles

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The Steam Deck handheld has recently upgraded the 3.4 stable version of the system, and an important update of this upgrade is the adaptation of the 8BitDo Orion 2.4g wireless controller, the Orion Bluetooth controller, and the Orion wired controller. Gamepad, Pro 2, SN30 Pro, SN30 Pro+, USB Receiver, Arcade Joystick V3 and other products.

In terms of appearance, the Orion series maintains the asymmetric joystick layout design, adopts an ergonomic design, provides a full-key position, and full-size appearance design, supports elite software on the computer side, and can change the handle in real time without interrupting the game Advanced definitions such as button functions, joystick range modification, vibration level adjustment, etc.

The contents of the Steam Deck system update 3.4 stable version include:

Rebase for SteamOS on newer snapshots of Arch Linux

This update brings the latest performance, security, and stability fixes to the underlying packages in SteamOS.

New desktop overview view to see all open windows and virtual desktops.

Updated KRunner, the built-in helper for searching and running tasks.

New touchscreen gestures.

Brand new themes and wallpapers.

widget update.

Universal

Fixed a sleep issue affecting a small number of games where certain games would freeze or exhibit glitchy behavior after waking up.

Fixed a performance issue that could cause a 100ms stutter during gameplay if Adaptive Brightness was enabled.

Fixed graphics card driver crashes when interacting with maps in Death Stranding Director’s Cut.

Fixed an issue where opening the file manager would occur when restarting a gamescope session.

Fixed setting sometimes changing when setting GPU frequency manually (thanks to user xperia64 for the backported amdgpu kernel patch).

Fixed an issue where excessive sensor polling by the fan controller would cause occasional fan behavior and increased SSD temperature on some NVMe drives.

New dock firmware that fixes HDMI 2.0 monitors not being detected when waking up or powering on the machine.

performance profile

New option to allow screen tearing: Allows for lower average latency when VSync is disabled and frame limiter is off, at the expense of sometimes displaying incomplete frames.

Changed performance HUD level 2 to use a horizontal layout. This layout is suitable for games with a 16:9 aspect ratio and black borders above and below.

storage

Re-enables TRIM for internal drives as well as supported external storage devices to improve write performance.

This includes a workaround to ensure that TRIM jobs can safely run on SD cards that claim to support discard but do not.

Steam will periodically run the TRIM command for storage devices as needed.

Added a new button in Settings → System → Advanced that performs TRIM immediately when pressed.

Added popup option for removable drives in Settings → Storage Spaces.

This unmounts the removable drive, but does not actually eject the drive.

External drives formatted as ext4 are now automatically mounted and usable in Steam.

enter

Disables kernel DualShock 4 and DualSense trackpad actions from converting to mouse emulation when running Steam.

Changed the trigger time of the virtual keys to improve the game’s compatibility with the on-screen keyboard.

Fixed input issues for apps like Street Fighter V, EA app, etc.

Fixed Steam input switching action sets based on cursor visibility in game mode.

Re-enables and adds vibration support to the built-in HID-Steam kernel controller driver when Steam is not running in desktop mode.

Added support for 8BitDo Orion wireless controller receiver.

Fixed USB crash when using certain controllers (such as Hori Fighting Stick α).

audio

Fixed an issue where the default audio device would display “echo-cancel-sink” and the audio controls would no longer function properly.

Fixed some applications outputting audio to the wrong device.

Fixed an audio driver bug that could cause crackling on the onboard sound card under certain circumstances.

Additionally, Steam Deck Stable Update 3.4.4 has also been released, fixing an issue where performing a factory reset could cause the device to get stuck in an update loop.

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