BREAKING NEWS: The latest Bazzite update has just been released, enhancing handheld gaming devices with full support for Fedora Linux 43. This urgent update brings significant performance improvements, especially for devices like the ROG Xbox Ally, which now features a dramatically faster sleep mode compared to Windows 11.
In an exciting development for gamers and tech enthusiasts, Bazzite has just upgraded its software to include support for several new handheld models, following the launch of Fedora Linux 43 earlier this week. Reports indicate that users have experienced substantial enhancements in functionality and speed, particularly in the way these devices handle sleep mode—waking up almost instantly, unlike the sluggish 40-second delay seen with Windows 11.
This latest Bazzite Fall Update now officially supports the following handheld models:
– ROG Xbox Ally
– ROG Xbox Ally X
– Lenovo Legion Go 2
– OneXPlayer X1 Air
– SuiPlay0X1
Each device comes with customized patch notes, detailing specific improvements and features. Notably, the update for the ROG Xbox Ally promises full integration with its RGB lighting, fan curves, and back button functionalities. This impressive feat was made possible through collaboration with AMD, addressing hardware quirks and optimizing audio performance.
While the excitement builds, KDE fans may be disappointed as version 6.5 of KDE Plasma is not included in this update. Developers are still finalizing this version, but users can expect its release soon.
For those eager to experience the benefits of Bazzite’s latest enhancements, head over to the Bazzite website and download the update today. With the gaming landscape rapidly evolving, this update positions Bazzite as a top choice for handheld device users looking for superior performance and functionality.
Stay tuned for more updates as the gaming community reacts to these changes and shares their experiences with the new software. This is a game-changer for handheld gaming enthusiasts everywhere!
