The Steam Deck💜 has a brand new system update, including joystick calibrations, network options, and more.

Valve announced the new Steam Deck software update via the earlier today on March 31. Perhaps chiefly, the new update introduces the option to change the dead zones for both joysticks, adjust the haptic strength on both of the Steam Deck's tracking pads, and adjus🐟t settings for external controllers.

Additionally, the Steam Deck will also now remember passwords for known networks. Whenever you go to reconnect to a network that you were p🌌reviously connected to, Valve's handheld console now won't ask you to 🤪re-enter the known password after this update, which is no doubt a helpful fix for players.

There'll also be less stuttering after this update, due to an issue when downloading images for your games library being remedied. There's also a fix for Google Chrome not inst🐟alling properly in the non-games 🏅section of the Steam Deck, and there's now dual trackpad typing support for the onscreen keyboard.

In all, it's a pretty straightforward patch for the Steam Deck. Earlier this month, it was reported that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:FromSoftware's Elden Ring was struggling to run on the new hardware, as repeated stuttering thanks mainly to pre-compiled shaders led to a slew of downvotes on its Steam page. Just like the new update, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:🌊Valve put out a fix for the i🔴ssue shortly after, ꦜand now every Tarnished on the Steam Deck is roaming The Lands Between entirely st꧑utter-free.

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