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  1. Article 19 of 29.The Decky project mark centered on a teal and navy background.GuidesUpdated 10 sourcesHow to Install Decky Loader on Steam MachineDecky Loader follows the usual Desktop Mode install path on Steam Machine, but current support remains community-reported rather than officially documented.
  2. Article 20 of 29.The EmuDeck press-kit icon centered on a purple, pink, and blue background.GuidesUpdated 11 sourcesHow to Install EmuDeck on Steam MachineEmuDeck now supports Steam Machine through its standard SteamOS installer, with a few TV-resolution and controller checks still worth making.
  3. Article 21 of 29.The official ProtonPlus interface listing Proton-GE and other compatibility tools.GuidesUpdated 6 sourcesHow to Install Proton-GE with ProtonPlus on Steam MachineInstall GE-Proton on Steam Machine with ProtonPlus, then choose it per game when a known compatibility fix calls for it.
  4. Article 22 of 29.The official Heroic Games Launcher mark on a black background.GuidesUpdated 6 sourcesHow to Play Epic, GOG, Battle.net, and Other Non-Steam Games on Steam MachineHeroic, Lutris, and NonSteamLaunchers take different routes to non-Steam libraries on SteamOS. Choose by store and by how much setup control you want.
  5. Article 23 of 29.A top-front-angle Steam Machine cube PC product photo on a warm neutral background.GuidesUpdated 3 sourcesHow to Use Proton Experimental on Steam MachineUse Proton Experimental on Steam Machine for a specific compatibility or FSR 4.1 reason, switch it per game, and protect saves before changing Proton prefixes.
  6. Article 24 of 29.An official Xbox Cloud Gaming web preview showing a game library on a large display.GuidesUpdated 4 sourcesHow to Use Xbox Cloud Gaming on Steam MachineRun Xbox Cloud Gaming on Steam Machine in a supported browser, add the shortcut to Steam, and keep the browser and controller setup separate from local game installs.