IT House reported on July 2 that Valve officially released the SteamOS 3.3 Beta version, finally bringing a Simplified/Traditional Chinese keyboard to the system.

IT House reported on July 2 that Valve officially released the SteamOS 3.3 Beta version, which finally brings a simplified/traditional Chinese keyboard to the system.

SteamOS 3.3 Beta update content is as follows:

• supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean keyboards. These keyboards are now available in Steam Client Beta.

• Fixed performance issues with some games when backlight intensity changes. Adaptive brightness switching is now active again in Steam Client Beta.

• updated graphics driver with compatibility and performance fixes.

• Updated wireless driver to fix WiFi disconnection issue on 5GHz.

• adds a built-in controller driver, which takes effect when Steam is not running in desktop mode.

• Fixed an issue where the screen panel would remain closed when disconnected from the dock shortly after resuming from sleep.

• Fixed an issue where the screen backlight remained on when connected to the dock.

• Added support for Qanba Obsidian and Qanba Dragon arcade sticks in PC mode.

• Fixed an issue where colors disappeared in the Remote Play client when playing with certain hosts.

• Fixed an issue where CPU was still canceling echo when the microphone was not in use, which increased power consumption in idle or near-idle situations.

• Fixed an issue where bluetooth profile selection was not saved when switching from desktop mode.

• Fixed multi-channel audio on external monitors.

• Fixed audio output on some capture cards.

• Fixed some instances of audio corruption after resuming from sleep.

• Fixed audio output for some 32-bit games using ALSA.

IT House learned that SteamOS 3.3 Beta is a beta version update, and the functions are still under testing, so there may be many bugs. Friends can select Beta in the System Settings Operating System Update Channel to get this version update.