General

• Added 15 fps option to the Framerate Limit slider in the QAM performance menu.
  
• Added progress information to SD card format operations.
  
• Added first batch of keyboard themes to the Points Shop.
  
• Added gamepad support to the Steam Points Award dialog.
  
• Fixed "Use Touchscreen" flashing on some web pages.
  
• Fixed a case where the Software Update UI would stop making progress.

Controller Configuration

• Added numeric display of values to Setting sliders.
  
• Added the ability to manually enter a specific value on Setting sliders.
  
• Fixed bug where the last change of a Setting slider wouldn't save.
  
• Fixed bug where physical inputs sometimes disappeared while editing Action Set Layers.

Hello!

Have we mentioned Steam Deck is a PC? Like any other PC, you can install other applications and OSes if you'd like. For those interested in installing Windows, you'll need a few additional drivers to have the best experience. Links to these, along with notes for installing Windows on Steam Deck can be found here. Steam Deck Windows Resources

A few quick notes about these resources.

• For now you can only perform a full Windows install. While Steam Deck is fully capable of dual-boot, the SteamOS installer that provides a dual-boot wizard isn't ready yet.
  
• Also for now, you can only install Windows 10. Windows 11 requires a new BIOS that is currently in the pipe (which provides fTPM support) and will be shipping soon.
  
• Drivers are provided for GPU, WiFi, and Bluetooth. Audio drivers are still in the works with AMD and other parties - but you'll still be able to use Bluetooth or USB-C audio with Windows on Deck.

Lastly, we are providing these resources as is and are unfortunately unable to offer 'Windows on Deck' support. If you get stuck and need a way back to the default Steam Deck OS, please follow these recovery instructions.

That's it for today, thanks!