Luke Short

SteamOS 3.4 Mesa should have the needed patches. Also, the latest GE-Proton version would be ideal.

Mesa 22.2.0 (required for Halo Infinite) is available for testing in the `jupiter-main` repository: https://steamdeck-packages.steamos.cloud/archlinux-mirror/sources/jupiter-main/ [lib32-mesa-radv-22.2.0_devel.156798.jupiter_22.3.1-1.src.tar.gz](https://steamdeck-packages.steamos.cloud/archlinux-mirror/sources/jupiter-main/lib32-mesa-radv-22.2.0_devel.156798.jupiter_22.3.1-1.src.tar.gz)

I rebased our mesa-steamos package to SteamOS 3.3 recently and this includes all the required patches. This will be shipped in our 3.2.0-beta.0 release.

For KDE Plasma, the `kio-fuse` package provides CIFS/SMB support in the Dolphin file manager. I have confirmed that it already gets installed as a dependency so no action is required...

Although we do have some alpha/beta/rc testers, most people prefer to use the stable releases which is understandable. That normally means some last-minute bugs are found and then we go...

Stable releases are tentatively planned to be released every 3 months.

Reports from users suggest that Wine works and most of the lingering issues with the Flatpak are regarding game console emulators which is not a focus for us currently.

@soredake That's great news! Having all of the required dependencies (i.e., both the 64-bit and now also the 32-bit libraries) of Lutris is a huge step in the right direction....

That's great that seccomp was not the issue! The reporter mentioned that it was because they were on an old version of Mesa (and presumably were able to update to...

Acknowledged. For Lutris, I'll document that Flatpaks need to (1) be passed the `--appimage-extract-and-run` parameter and (2) should run with the `NO_CLEANUP=1` environment variable for the best results.