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Valve has released its fork of Waydroid, the Android-on-Linux container tool, as open source software. The move lets developers inspect, modify and build on the code, potentially improving Android app support on Linux systems and Steam Deck devices. Linux community members are welcoming the release, seeing it as another sign of Valve's commitment to open-source desktop gaming and software.
- 2Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $2.4 Billion but Weekly Momentum Slows▼Bitcoin ETF Inflows Reach $2.4 Billion This Week, But Daily Figures Decline: Is the Momentum Fading?
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew roughly $2.4 billion in inflows this week, though daily totals fell as the week progressed, prompting analysts to question whether institutional demand is cooling. Market watchers are weighing whether the slowdown marks a temporary pause or an early sign that the rally driving ETF buying is losing steam.
- 3Valve adds nine new games to Steam Deck compatibility list●Valve aggiorna la lista dei giochi compatibili con Steam Deck aggiungendo nove nuovi titoli a settembre 2026. Tra questi
Valve has updated its Steam Deck compatibility list for September 2026, adding nine new verified titles. The most notable inclusion is Well Dweller, a critically acclaimed metroidvania. The update confirms those games run smoothly on the handheld, and Linux gaming communities are highlighting Well Dweller's verification as the standout of the month.
- 4Yampa Valley Community Foundation fills $110K mental health funding gap for Steamboat students▼Yampa Valley Community Foundation fills $110K mental health gap for Steamboat students
The Yampa Valley Community Foundation has committed $110,000 to cover a mental health funding shortfall for students in Steamboat Springs. The grant ensures school-based mental health services can continue after a gap in funding threatened support for local students. The move is being covered by local news in the Steamboat Pilot area and highlights ongoing concerns about youth mental health resources in Colorado mountain communities.
- 5SteamOS 3.8.28 Update Fixes VRAM Bug, Adds ARM Support▼SteamOS 3.8.28 Fixes VRAM Bug, Preps ARM Chips [2026]
Valve has released SteamOS 3.8.28, an update that patches a bug related to video memory (VRAM) management and includes groundwork for running the operating system on ARM-based chips. The VRAM fix addresses an issue affecting graphics performance, while the ARM preparation signals Valve's intent to expand SteamOS beyond x86 hardware. Gamers and hardware watchers are following the release for clues about Valve's broader hardware plans.