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Something I got asked to show, so here you go:įor now, desktop mode is the main way to install third-party applications. You can also use AppImages and anything else that’s a standalone Linux download.
Some of what you can install easily includes Chromium (Firefox is the default - although Chrome has an easy install in the Deck UI), Discord, Telegram, Blender, Godot Engine, Krita, GIMP, VLC, Inkscape and a great many others.
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The amount of software available will increase over time too developers just need to put their stuff up on Flathub. However, there’s plenty of extra software you can install quite easily using the app called Discover as it comes with Flathub / Flatpak installed and set up in a way that won’t mess with anything. That’s not something I’ll recommend, unless you truly know what you’re doing - no one wants to break their Deck.
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If you wish to have full root filesystem access, Valve has an FAQ on that and more. The SteamOS file system comes out of the box as read-only, so you will not be able to install standard Arch Linux packages easily. I’ve used it for over a year, with it being plug and play on Linux and so the Steam Deck too. Tip: if you’re in need of a wireless keyboard to mess with Steam Deck Desktop Mode, I can highly recommend the Logitech K400 Plus. A workaround I found for now is to first set your external screen to the Deck resolution at 1280x800, and then tell it to clone it. If you tell Plasma to clone it, this brings up a bug in Plasma where your main bottom panel will disappear. Hooking up your HDMI-out to a monitor for desktop mode will add it as a second screen, instead of cloning the Deck screen like it does for the main Deck UI. This works for both desktop mode and Deck UI mode.Ĭurrently though, there’s a bit of a quirk here. Just connect the HUB to the USB-C port on the top of the Deck, plug in a HDMI wire between your monitor and the HUB and pop - you’re now playing on a bigger screen. It’s cheap, cheerful and does the job splendidly. Valve has to ensure everything fits on the lowest end model which only has 64GB space and a little room is left needed for both a few games and operating system updates to go smoothly.įor testing the desktop mode, I’ve been using a pretty generic £20 USB-C HUB with power delivery so it can keep the Deck powered too ( Amazon - Brand: Paonies, although mine came etched as LEVIN). One thing I will mention is that the SteamOS version of Plasma is somewhat minimal, and doesn’t include a huge amount of software - which is, of course, a space saving measure. To get back to Deck UI, you just Log Off from the Plasma menu. You just hit the Steam menu, select Power and then Switch to Desktop.
You also do not need developer mode to access it. A perfect choice in this reviewer's opinion. The desktop environment is KDE Plasma (my own favourite Linux desktop) and so people familiar with Windows should feel quite at home. The Steam Deck comes with a full desktop mode too outside of the Steam UI. The following are examples of streaming applications which have features that are not compatible with Destiny 2.You have your shiny new Steam Deck, which I’ve gone over in an initial look on - but what about desktop mode apps and other stores? I’ve also been testing that with the Epic Games Store. These include, but are not limited to, the examples outlined below. Listed below are example application features which may not be compatible with Destiny 2. Bungie reviews all possible violations before applying a ban or restriction to an account or device. Bans and restriction are not applied automatically.
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However, Bungie reserves the right to ban or restrict players that are using third-party applications to violate our Code of Conduct or the license agreement that governs Destiny as outlined in the Destiny Account Ban and Restrictions Policies. Bungie will not ban or restrict players for using common third-party applications such as Discord, XSplit, OBS, RTSS or other apps as outlined below. Running third-party PC applications that are incompatible with Destiny 2 on PC may impact game performance or prevent the game from running properly.
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