Looks like they're fixing Steam Machine VR streaming as quickly as possible.

I also love that they're getting really current with their kernel and KDE versions.

Some reason I couldn't launch any non-steam games after this update, games could still be run from the desktop, just not from steam (steamdeck for reference). I switched back to regular instead of beta and could run openmw again, maybe it would have been fine after a reboot but regardless it was strange.

Just in case anyone else experiences the same thing. Didn't do a ton of investigation, however removing the game from steam and adding it back didn't fix it either.

I'm convinced Remote Play is broken indefinitely and will never be fixed. It's never remained stable enough for me to play extended sessions on my Deck or long ago with my Stream Link (hardwired even) which was specifically designed for remote play.

Moonlight and Sunshine have worked flawlessly, so it really boggles me that Valve can't figure out what two different open source projects have excelled at.

With how much OSS they're using, seems like they should just switch to integrating it, then

Oh I am not the only one having this problem? Good thing sunshine and moonlight exist :)

I run Steam Link on my n100 mini HTPC machine. Both mini and gaming pc connected over ethernet. There is barely any lag and 0 issues so far. The only time I had problem is when game somehow couldn't be streamed due to how it is being launched (Kingdom Hearts 1.5/2.5/BBS have a weird setup).

What exactly the issues you have?

Black screens, game flickers, quality issues. I've tried the feature on and off over the course of 11 years and for something I feel should just work out of the box with minimal to no extra configuration required (like moonlight\sunshine do), it's just not good enough.

I'd go through your local network and check for issues, you could have an issue there.

Respectfully as a network engineer, I do not.