對於手上沒有 Steam Deck 的遊戲開發者，如果想要在近似的環境上進行測試的話，Steam 官方文件使用的是 Manjaro ( 附帶 KDE Plasma 和 Steam Client )
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System Support
This is the most involved part from the 'homemade' standpoint, because the best way to know how your game will run on Steam Deck's Linux based OS, is to test it in a Linux environment.
At a high level, you'll need to install Linux on a machine, install Steam, and run your game using Proton (or not, if you have a native Linux build). You don't need to run out and get a new PC - it's possible to do this on a partition of your existing dev box. That said, it is easier if you do have a separate Linux system. If you use your existing dev box, you’ll have to boot back and forth between testing and developing.
We’re going to be installing Manjaro, which is an Arch Linux distribution, similar to what’s on Steam Deck. This version comes with KDE Plasma, which is the same desktop environment that will ship on Steam Deck – all in all it’s very close to the Deck OS environment, and a great way to test for system support.
參考資料
- Developing for Steam Deck without a Dev-Kit
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/testing
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