We’re inching closer to the Steam Frame release with a SteamOS Manager update

We nonetheless do not know precisely when the Steam Body will launch, however we’re seeing extra work in the direction of it arriving in code for SteamOS Supervisor.

SteamOS Supervisor was opened sourced by Valve back in May 2025, and for people who do not know of it — it is a system daemon to manage numerous Steam interactions with working methods together with the likes of TDP administration, GPU clock administration, BIOS updates and extra.

The venture has a Steam Frame branch on Valve’s GitLab occasion, with a developer committing code that notes “Preliminary help for Steam Body” and inside:

Assumes aarch64 => Steam Body for now, and Implements a fundamental devfreq-based GPU clock. Extra to come back.

You may suppose it is a bit late to solely simply be including help because it’s speculated to launch someday quickly, however that is solely what’s public. Valve, like numerous firms, may have numerous personal code occurring. So that is simply a few of that work going public.

We additionally had a very recent Proton 11 Beta update that was clearly for the Steam Body too.

It is all beginning to come collectively now.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.