Valve launches the Beta of Steamos 3.7.5 and adds support for other consoles

Valve launches the Beta of Steamos 3.7.5 and adds support for other consoles

ByEthan Collins

Valve has recently updated your software That makes possible play Windows games in Steamos (Based on Linux) Proton. After this important change with great novelties, Valve presents us Your latest beta version of the operating system We are. This update to version 3.7.5 is only available for users that They want to try the latest newsbut for the moment it is not a stable version.

The News list It is presented with a series of changes that seem endlessalthough to name a few of general aspect It has been included:

  • Update to a more recent Arch Linux base
  • Kernel update to version 6.11
  • Table graphics driver update
  • Plasma 6.2.5 has been added to desktop mode
  • Start of consoles support that are not Steamdeck
  • Solved a failure when there was no connected screen
  • Support for the ignition button on ASUS and Lenovo devices
  • Improved entrance support for Asus and Lenovo devices

Among these general -looking improvements, which are followed by a great classified list, we can stand out he Start of the Steamos support for other consoles that are not from Valve, such as their own Asus Rog Ally or Lenovo Legion. A start of support that possibly Let us see soon on other consolesin addition to the already announced Lenovo Legion Go S.

This beta 3.7.5 version is now available, if you want to try it you must activate the beta versions in the system update section.

Ethan Collins
Ethan Collins

As a dedicated tech enthusiast and writer at IRC Junkie, I explore the latest innovations in software and hardware. With a background in computer science, I thrive on simplifying complex technological concepts for our readers. My goal is to inspire curiosity and understanding in the ever-evolving world of technology.