Load Chrome and go to /Play, and setup your login.In Desktop Mode enter this command into the Konsole terminal app: flatpak -user override -filesystem=/run/udev:ro This enables the Gamepads to work.Make sure Chrome is installed (available via the Non-Steam menu in the Steam Library), or via Discover in Desktop Mode.But for Steam Deck, you can set it up like this: Nothing extra is needed on desktop Linux, it's click and play. Testing it myself today on both desktop Linux and Steam Deck, and it does seem to work just fine.ĭespite what Microsoft like to say, you don't need Edge and it works just fine in Chrome. These changes also complete a long journey of upgrading our browser gaming experience to a different streaming technology. You should now have a more consistent experience in the browser, no matter what device you use. You can expect a higher resolution and smoother streaming experience. Hi everyone! We've just released a set of performance improvements on Xbox Cloud Gaming for gamers playing via browser on Linux and ChromeOS devices. Xbox Cloud developer Jordan Cohen said on Reddit:

Even with that, I noticed it didn't perform as well as expected. You could make it better by spoofing Edge on Windows for example. Something we've been waiting on for some time, as without workarounds you were limited to a low resolution.

On the community Reddit for Xbox Cloud Gaming, an Xbox employee put up a small announcement about an upgraded experience for Linux and ChromeOS game streaming.

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