Kernel 6.2 Adds Official DualShock 4 Support, Stable Intel Arc GPU Graphics
Kernel 6.2, released just a few hours ago, is quite a feature-packed release. As fast as Btrfs speeds got with 6.1, the file system is even faster with 6.2, and it’s also been improved as far as reliability, apparently. Raspberry Pi gets 4K display support at 60 Hz, Intel’s DG2/Alchemist GPUs are now declared “stable,” DS4 pads have official driver support, and plenty of other goodies with this release.
There’s too many changes to list, but here are some highlights:
Weekly News Recap (Kernel 6.1 on Deck, The Beginning of the RISC-V Era, D8VK)
Oh, and did I mention Metroid Prime Remastered?
ChimeraOS 39 Switches to New BPM By Default, Adds New Boot Splash Animation
Plus, improved Intel GPU support and plenty of other goodies!
Steam Deck Client Beta Adds LAN Game Transfer, Improves BPM Performance on Desktop with NVIDIA GPUs
Pretty big update with fixes and UI enhancements.
Proton Experimental Fixes Multiplayer in Age of Empires III, Improves Monitor Names in Hogwarts Legacy
Plus Wild Hearts keyboard input issues fixed.
Wine 8.2 Adds Indeo IV50 Codec Support, Fixes Keyboard Glitch with Final Fantasy XI
This, along with 22 bug fixes.
An Interview with Luke Short, Creator of WinesapOS
Want to harness the power of SteamOS without having to install it? You should give winesapOS a try.
WinesapOS 3.2.1 Switches to SteamOS 3.4 Repo Names, Decreases Swappiness Level
Small update but fixes a lot of issues for users on older versions of WinesapOS.
Updated Kernel and SMT Disabled Feature Coming to SteamOS 3.5
Valve developer says there are ‘performance improvements in the pipe.’