

Note: We previously had a comment here to disable readonly if you hit an error here. Set the override by entering this command in Konsole:įlatpak -user override -filesystem=/run/udev:ro In the Add a Game window, scroll to find and select Microsoft Edge (beta)īack in the Applications menu, navigate to System > Konsole Right-click on Microsoft Edge (beta) > Add to Steam Scroll until you find Microsoft Edge Beta and click the install buttonīack on the Desktop, click the Applications Launcher icon on the bottom left of the taskbar Press the Steam menu > Power > Switch to DesktopĬlick the hamburger menu > Internet > Web Browsers Thanks to the Community Manager for Microsoft Edge, Missy Quarry on Reddit, you can follow the steps given below to stream Xbox Game Pass titles on Steam Deck: In particular, it will be necessary to download the Microsoft Edge browser, there is also an article in purpose that explains the procedure. Although it is true that this has not been confirmed by any official source, it is a logical resolution if we take into account that we are talking of a beta.

In the same way, we remind you that this is a beta, so we could find an error and/or titles incompatible with Steam Deck. In other words, we will have to install and start Steam Deck through the Microsoft browser if we want to enjoy the Xbox Game Pass catalog. In order to access the catalog of the Microsoft subscription service, you will have to access Xbox Cloud Gaming through the Microsoft Edge beta. Now all I can think about is what I’m going to figure out next.However, the procedure is a bit unique. There’s a sense of pride every time I use one of these features because I made it happen.

It’s so nice to be able to play the bulk of my game library on my Steam Deck, but it’s also so satisfying to tinker in the back end of the system and just make it work. What struck me is how much I enjoyed the process of this-almost as much as the end result. (I tried to run it on my computer and type it in, and I got errors every time.) I’ve played about four hours of Stray this way, and it works so much better than PS streaming to my iPad (which is choppy, laggy, and mostly unusable). The only thing I’d add to this is to make sure to run the PSN Account ID Base64 script on your Deck and copy and paste it into Chiaki. Here’s a great instruction post from Reddit user mintcu7000. PlayStation Remote Play was a bit more complicated, and it’s important to note that it doesn’t work outside of my local network.
