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Valve's Steam Deck updates to Plasma 6.2.5!
The games console has a slow update cycle to guarantee stability for users, but #Valve announced yesterday that both the #Arch base system and the #Plasma desktop environment are being updated to new preview releases.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1675200/view/529841158837240756
Steam OS is not a rolling release. It's version numbers make it clear, it's a point release. It's versioned.
Is that possible when the OS is based on Arch?
They take a specific version of arch, then add packages/changes selectively.
A little bird told me it's quite a pain that arch updates so fast, because if they want to update package A they need to deal with a dependency hell due to everything having update on the meantime, and switching to Debian was even discussed still around the time OLED was released.
Which? Which one?!!
I believe they might take version numbers (for packages) from Fedora or somewhere else.
One "day". Doesn't need to be a numbered version. It's there same as any other non immutable release in a way. Ubuntu 24.10 is different from one day to another, even with the same version number.
If you want to install up to date packages and make your own environment inside SteamOS you need to use Distrobox. It comes pre-installed.
Try it. Open the terminal and try to do an update. You can't, neither the system. Steam OS is image based, conceptually equal to Bazzite.