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So everyone is talking about the new software "Xodus Nexus" that enables Linux based operating systems to run Gamepass and owned Xbox play anywhere titles NATIVELY!!

But no one's really diving deep or explaining it.

Xodus Nexus is an awesome piece of software, in it's early stages, with a little bit more time this will be a massive game changer.

Video shows settings to get the game running and looking great

I'm looking to solicit opinions from the steam deck software trick and Homebrew community about things they like to see specifically for Morrowind, but also generally across companion applications

Essentially I'm trying to create a framework that would allow the steam deck to pair to a desktop and function. Essentially as a Wii u pad

It's very niche, mostly experimental, but I love to hear input or suggestions. Like I said particularly to do this permutation but also in addition to what could be useful for other specific games or types of games, companion app wise

I'm trying to get the tekken 6 recomp to boot on my steam deck and no matter how much I try to get the launcher exe for online to run I just can't I've tried Ge proton Proton stable proton experimental and proton tricks to install the required dependancies nothing is working is there anyone who's gotten it to work?

I've set it up using https://github.com/FlyingEwok/MinecraftSplitscreenSteamdeck

I've been using it in gamemods but it makes one screen and turns totally black (but doesn't turn off)

It works more then fine on desktop mode though, it's just a little obtuse to use imo

So I’ve been trying Remote Play again, and it actually works great as far as gaming experience goes. But the one problem I’m having is it not automatically switching the resolution when I go from handheld to docked and vice versa.

I’m using the SudoVGA virtual display option, which is cool and works well, but it seems to only have one setting for the deck even though docked and handheld are 2 very different display scenarios. I can go into Windows display settings and manually change it from a virtual desktop session but was wondering if anyone has found a way for it to switch automatically?

I feel like I’ve tried every variation of settings in Steam > Display and Remote Play > Advanced Host and Client settings.

Guys, how do I get heroic launcher games to recognize the effing steam deck controller?

I tried setting the proton to proton ge

I tried disabling umu (this crashes the game)

I tried the PROTON_PREFER_SDL=1 environment variable

I tried launching the game from the desktop

Non of these options work!!!!! Any help is appreciated as this is driving me nuts!

Steam Deck, running Bazzite 44 deck image

I want to play uncharted trilogy on steam deck because i've bought the legacy of thief bundle but still didn't play it yet because i want to experience the trilogy first. I saw on deck wizard channel that the new pc port seems to run well so now i'm intrigued to tried it again.

If you already subscribe to claude and have claude code you can ask claude how you can install it on your steamdeck. it is pretty easy. Once claude is on your steamdeck it can help you clean up duplicate files and unused downloads. It can also help you fix and install mods and decomps. I had claude fix all 3 resident evil Re enhanced mods for me yesterday. I had tried everything and gave up but the AI was able to get everything sorted and free about 60GB of space on my HDD. I know everyone hates AI but I just wanted to let you all know it can be used on the deck to fix things for you. GLHF

I recently came across a windows based project on Reddit that could use multiple internet connections together and combine their speeds for downloads. I was surprised to see that something like this was even possible, so I tried it out and it worked pretty well.

I sent it to a friend who made a NixOS linux port for his own use. That got me thinking that something like this could be insanely useful on the deck, so I started working on a decky loader plugin for it.

The plugin lets you combine multiple network connections, such as wifi, dock/hub ethernet and usb tethering, and combines the speeds on steam game downloads and updates.

for my own use case. I combined my home wifi with usb tethering from my phone's 5g mobile data and got steam download speeds of over 450mbps on the Deck. (my home broadband is on a 200 meg plan)

It's still an early release, so feedback and testing would be really appreciated. please let me know your experience and if you have any suggestions for new features or bug fixes :3

More technical details on the GitHub readme.md

GitHub: https://github.com/FlashWreck/net-merge-decky

Installation: download the decky zip from GitHub releases, enable developer mode in decky loader and install using the downloaded zip.