After two recent Preview releases of SteamOS for Steam Deck, Valve has now put out the latest Stable update for everyone with SteamOS 3.5.19 code-named Grey Park Seagull.
After two recent Preview releases of SteamOS for Steam Deck, Valve has now put out the latest Stable update for everyone with SteamOS 3.5.19 code-named “Grey Park Seagull”.
If you were hoping that Valve would actually explain what the recent “stability and security improvements” were from the last two preview releases, you’ll be left disappointed.
Valve has not detailed what they’ve changed there as the release notes are just two lines:
Fixed an issue causing no sound output in games that open and close audio devices quickly like Super Blood Hockey.
Your guess is as good as mine on that second line; why are Valve being so vague do you think?
It’s great to see continued updates to the operating system, but giving us more info on what has actually changed would be helpful.
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
After two recent Preview releases of SteamOS for Steam Deck, Valve has now put out the latest Stable update for everyone with SteamOS 3.5.19 code-named “Grey Park Seagull”.
If you were hoping that Valve would actually explain what the recent “stability and security improvements” were from the last two preview releases, you’ll be left disappointed.
Valve has not detailed what they’ve changed there as the release notes are just two lines:
Fixed an issue causing no sound output in games that open and close audio devices quickly like Super Blood Hockey.
Your guess is as good as mine on that second line; why are Valve being so vague do you think?
It’s great to see continued updates to the operating system, but giving us more info on what has actually changed would be helpful.
The original article contains 167 words, the summary contains 134 words. Saved 20%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!