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  • So SteamOS now officially supports AMD Intel and Nvidia

    No Optimus support

    SteamOS 1/8/2014 alchemist update
    We have just updated the alchemist release with the alchemist_beta contents. All the changes which were only in alchemist_beta are now released to everyone. Existing SteamOS installs should update themselves automatically.

    Notably, Intel and AMD graphics are now supported. (Optimus solutions are still unsupported however)

    Refreshed installation images are also available.

    Fixed Steam controller firmware upgrade process
    Updated AMD Catalyst driver to preview release 13.11 Beta 9.9
    Fixed crashes on Intel graphics by merging Keith Packard's dri2-xlib branch
    Fixed an fbcon kernel panic with Intel graphics
    Fixed a problem where SteamOS session screenshots taken by the Valve bug reporter would be incorrect
    Enabled full repaints in the GNOME compositor for reliable tear-free rendering
    Removed startup and shutdown hooks from the pulseaudio package, fixing the transition to system-wide mode on upgrade
    Updated firmware packages to match the Debian Jessie kernel
    Updated Intel graphics stack to Mesa 10.0.1
    Applied an Intel kernel fix to re-enable KMS support
    Fixed a problem where Trine 2 could cause audio to stop working by restricting direct audio access to the sound server
    Enabled audio from the desktop session; the default audio device is still hardcoded to discrete graphics HDMI audio for now
    Enabled 3D passthrough in the VMWare driver
    Fixed Steam controller firmware upgrade by adding USB auto-mounting
    Added NTP time support
    Added XDG directory helpers
    Added text feedback when building kernel drivers during first boot
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