Decky Loader for Steam Deck gets a store upgrade to show currently installed plugins clearly

By Liam Dawe - 9 Feb 2025 at 5:17 pm UTC

Decky Loader, the popular plugin system for Steam Deck / SteamOS, has a fresh release out making the plugin store a bit more useful. Be sure to check out my full guide to get you going: How to set up Decky Loader on Steam Deck / SteamOS for easy plugins.

With the 3.1.3 stable release out now: when you go into the store it will actually properly show you what you already have installed, which it didn't do well before. Plugins you have installed will have their button state Reinstall if you already have it, along with a tick on the current version you have installed.

If you pick a different version, it will then again change the button again to note the current status like if you're going to do a Downgrade or Update.

Full changelog:

feat: sync with local plugin status in store by @alvaro-cuesta in #733

Bump aiohttp from 3.10.10 to 3.10.11 in /backend by @dependabot in #728

Bump cross-spawn from 7.0.3 to 7.0.6 in /frontend by @dependabot in #727

Bump jinja2 from 3.1.4 to 3.1.5 in /backend by @dependabot in #738

chore(flake): Add setuptools in order to build on a minimal Nix system by @acovaci in #741

Translations update from Weblate by @WerWolvTranslationBot in #737

Fixes for remote binary downloads

Plugins using remote binaries will now download them properly. Sorry this one took so long to fix!

Source: GitHub

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Steam Deck, Misc, Open Source

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on_en_a_gros 11 hours ago

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Not really related to the topic, but is there a plugin to set default audio volume per output? For example, at every boot or wake up jack output at 50℅ but speakers at 10℅.

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TrainDoc 4 hours ago

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... is there a plugin to set default audio volume per output? For example, at every boot or wake up jack output at 50℅ but speakers at 10℅.

There is Volume Mixer but I do not believe it has the capability to control default volume levels for applications and Bluetooth devices. There's definitely room for it to be expanded upon if a new maintainer wanted to adopt the plugin.

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