For those who don't know, Playtron OS is a gaming-focused operating system based on Fedora Linux. Since the launch of Steam OS, many companies have been trying to produce their own OS to rival Valve's offering. The Playtron OS development team aims to create a lightweight and secure distribution which works well with popular gaming handhelds like the Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, and AYANEO devices, while also ensuring compatibility for games that are not just on Steam. Interestingly, the OS isn't just for handhelds; the alpha two version includes features that will also assist laptop and desktop users.
Key Updates in the Alpha Two Release
The main focus of the Playtron OS alpha two release is on hardware support. Here are some key highlights from the latest update:
The Playtron OS Alpha Two introduces several new features and significant updates to various components.
Known Issues in Alpha Two
However, as this is still an alpha version, there are several bugs that need to be fixed. Many of the problems from alpha one persist, and users may encounter some entirely new issues in alpha two. Those interested in trying out the OS should take note of some critical problems, such as:
As expected with an alpha release, the list of bugs is ongoing. For further information on the update or to download the OS, please check out the official announcement linked below.
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