Available on GitHub via xXJSONDeruloXx, a new Decky Loader plugin, 'Decky Lossless Scaling', enables compatibility with Linux ...

SteamOS is here, and although the ROG Ally is technically unsupported, it works awfully well. Updates are flying out of Valve HQ, and day by day, it's becoming clear that SteamOS beats Windows. Here's ...

If you fancy giving handhelds a try, you can score the Asus ROG Ally on Newegg for a very agreeable 30% discount. This scores just over $200 off the usual asking price of the console, which gives you ...

Gaming PCs The new SteamOS beta already has fixes for non-Steam Deck handhelds – here's why it's better than Windows 11 for gaming Gaming PCs Microsoft’s ROG Xbox Ally will feature a new ...

There have been fixes made in previous SteamOS updates for third-party peripherals, and other things you might plug into a Steam Deck, but the added support for extra ROG Ally inputs is very new ...

This news follows a line spotted in Valve's latest SteamOS release notes: "Added support for extra ROG Ally keys." Initially, it was unclear whether Valve supported these keys in the Steam desktop ...

Valve's SteamOS is now confirmed to soon support rival handhelds, including ASUS ROG Ally. Steam Deck may have one of the most iconic operating systems based on Linux to power its PC-like handheld, ...

Lenovo working with Microsoft to bring a new Xbox gaming handheld might be the next perfect fit after ROG. Here's why.

Valve has confirmed SteamOS support is coming to the Asus ROG Ally and other third-party handhelds. As reported by The Verge , Valve designer Lawrence Yang confirmed the news after an update had ...

SteamOS: Valve prepares support for ROG Ally Valve is also adapting SteamOS for the ROG Ally from Asus. However, the Steam Deck operating system is not yet officially available for the Asus handheld.

ASUS Rog Ally is the company's first gaming handheld, and the $599 machine blows its competition—including the Steam Deck—out of the water.

You want your games to play the smoothest they possibly can — but sometimes, screen technology gets in the way. That’s why some of the latest TVs and handhelds feature variable refresh rate (VRR) ...