In late April 2026, modder Andy Nguyen released PS5-Linux for PlayStation 5 consoles running firmware 3.xx and 4.xx. With Linux installed, the system can essentially work like a regular PC, which also opens the door to emulation, and that's what another modder just showed off.
… Flipper intends to deliver open source firmware again, but as Linux on ARM is currently not fully open source, this still requires development work. …
… General Fixed a case where the Steam Controller firmware update dialog could reopen after a successful update Fixed streamable games showing when "Ready to Play should include Streamable games" is toggled off Fixed occasional cursor corruption while streaming on Windows Added setting to enable or d… …
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… Valleytech intends to release the first production batch in early Q2 2026. While final pricing is still unconfirmed, the project files are already available under the CERN Open Hardware License. …
… However, this is not compatible with an open source operating system such as SteamOS, whose source code is published in its entirety. …
… In the most recently tested firmware version 2.21, Fraimic works as advertised. …
… Updating the firmware was problematic, similar to an experience with the Stealth 600 Gen 3 . The mobile app, which mirrors much of the same functionality, installed the updates successfully. These pre-release issues are not uncommon, and the company has since pushed out numerous patches. …
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