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Steam Deck OS 3.5 Preview - Steam News
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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2023
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Nice, they added
flatpak-kcm. No need to install Flat seal anymore.Also the sRGB gamut looks much better. No wonder people were complaining about the steam decks screen.
I'm dum plz explain why no need flatseal
You can now configure Flatpak app permissions via KDE System Settings -> Applications -> Flatpak Permission Settings. It basically does the same thing that Flatseal does, except it now comes out of the box. No need to install a separate app.
Gubai flatseal