Loadout wurde in der Version v0.9.0 veröffentlicht.

Loadout ist ein Overlay- und Plugin-Toolkit für Linux-Handhelds wie das Steam Deck, mit dem sich unter anderem TDP, Lüfterkurven, Artwork und alternative Store-Anbindungen direkt im Gaming Mode steuern lassen.

Neu in dieser Version: Die Speicherkonfiguration liegt jetzt im Home-Verzeichnis und übersteht damit System-Updates und Slot-Wechsel, “Beim Booten einbinden”-Laufwerke reparieren sich selbst. Das OneXPlayer-Plugin läuft nun auf allen OneXPlayer-Modellen statt nur dem Apex und bringt eine globale Vibrationsstärke für das eingebaute Gamepad. Dazu kommt loadout-doctor, ein schreibgeschützter Diagnose-Dump ohne sudo, sowie mehrere Sicherheits-Fixes rund um /etc/fstab und Partitionen auf Nicht-SteamOS-Systemen.

Added:

• Drives set to “Mount on boot” now repair themselves after a system update (#277) - Storage configuration is now persisted in the home directory rather than /etc, surviving both updates and slot switches.
• The OneXPlayer plugin now runs on every OneXPlayer, not just the Apex (#271) - Each hardware feature now detects its own capabilities independently rather than relying on a single model check.
• Vibration strength for the OneXPlayer’s built-in gamepad (#274) - A global rumble intensity control persisted across restarts.
• The fingerprint wake block repairs itself after a system update (#274) - Wake-block configuration is stored in the home directory.
• The fingerprint block is staged automatically on Bazzite too (#276) - rpm-ostree images are now automatically detected and configured.
• loadout-doctor, a read-only support dump (#270, #272) - A diagnostic command collecting distribution info, installed tools, system journals, device identity and known failure-mode signatures without requiring sudo or making system changes.

Changed:

• The OneXPlayer HID blacklist is now removal-only (#268) - The option to add the blacklist is removed; existing blacklists can be removed to restore rumble and button remapping.

Fixed:

• Loadout will not touch a partition that isn’t yours to give it (#278) - Partitions are now judged by mount location rather than label.
• An /etc/fstab entry you wrote yourself is never rewritten or removed (#278)
• A drive whose name contains a space no longer breaks the boot (#278) - Mount paths are now properly escaped in fstab entries.
• /etc/fstab can no longer be damaged by an interrupted write (#278) - File replacement now occurs atomically.
• Fan control remembers the mode you picked (#265, #267)
• Badges, theme CSS and the overlay work on non-English Steam clients (#259, #262) - Window identification now uses locale-invariant markers instead of translated titles.
• The overlay picks Steam’s real Big Picture window (#263, #264)
• Uninstalling removes everything it says it removed (#261, #262)
• The installer checks every library the overlay needs, on every install
• D-pad focus is visible on segmented controls again (#274)

Quelle: GitHub