Steam Frame is a mini PC that runs SteamOS which is based on Arch (btw). You can run some light games directly on the headset itself.
If you mean streaming from a Linux PC to the headset then I have almost no issues with it. There’s a few stuttering issues likely caused by my poor WiFi since placing the dongle within arm’s reach will make everything butter smooth. I run Fedora so kernel is almost bleeding edge. That might have something to so with it.
Assuming you mean streaming from Linux, I had issues with it running Steam as a Flatpak (controllers not behaving correctly, streaming not even starting, dongle not pairing, etc).
Now I switched to a standard, non-sandboxed Steam install and everything seems to work fine. You can tell there’s a bit of jank under the hood – like they made it work despite Linux rather than thanks to it – but it does work nicely overall.
Off topic but how is Linux on the Steam Frame currently? I remmeber hearing it wasn’t working on release day
Steam Frame is a mini PC that runs SteamOS which is based on Arch (btw). You can run some light games directly on the headset itself.
If you mean streaming from a Linux PC to the headset then I have almost no issues with it. There’s a few stuttering issues likely caused by my poor WiFi since placing the dongle within arm’s reach will make everything butter smooth. I run Fedora so kernel is almost bleeding edge. That might have something to so with it.
When streaming from a Linux PC, does it have full desktop mode? Would it be useable for something like programming?
I think it only works for programming if you’ve got Kavinsky’s music playing at the same time.
Specifically “Testarossa Autodrive”
Not really but check out Frametop
Assuming you mean streaming from Linux, I had issues with it running Steam as a Flatpak (controllers not behaving correctly, streaming not even starting, dongle not pairing, etc).
Now I switched to a standard, non-sandboxed Steam install and everything seems to work fine. You can tell there’s a bit of jank under the hood – like they made it work despite Linux rather than thanks to it – but it does work nicely overall.