Valve’s SteamOS engineers have pushed earlier today the SteamOS 2.121 update to the stable “brewmaster” channel, bringing users a newer kernel and all the latest security updates from the upstream Debian GNU/Linux repositories.
Two weeks ago, Valve promoted the SteamOS 2.121 update to the brewmaster beta channel, announcing that it upgraded the kernel packages to Linux kernel 4.11.8 to fix a crash with the PlayStation 4 Dual Shock controller when used with the Steam for Linux client.
SteamOS 2.121 Beta also shipped with all the latest security updates from the Debian GNU/Linux 8 “Jessie” software repositories, as well as support for the Flatpak open-source Linux application sandboxing and distribution framework and its dependencies, making possible for users to install third-party apps easier.
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