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SteamOS 3.6.6 Preview for Steam Deck has fixes for ELDEN RING, system memory leak and more
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So, just to be clear, you can plug in the Steam Deck into the Dock and it shows up on the display right away without having to power up/down, plug/unplug, or press any button combos to reset controllers or put it into storage mode? Do you plug it in powered on or off? Can you hot-plug while a game is running or no?
I expected it to work more like the Switch where you plug it in and it switches displays but maybe my expectations are too high?
I use an Anker USB hub with power delivery and it's completely hot swappable, I would be incredibly surprised if the official dock wasn't.
It’s not. At least not the one that I have. That’s why I’m asking.