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Mark the Flatpak as community-tested on Bazzite - #49
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A Panorama SE ARGB 360 owner has run the experimental Flatpak on Bazzite 44 KDE since September (#19): USB portal access, the file chooser and drag and drop were fixed from those reports. SteamOS remains untested on hardware.
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The README and the Flatpak README still said that physical-device testing on Bazzite was required. A PANORAMA SE ARGB 360 owner has used the experimental Flatpak on Bazzite 44 KDE since September (#19): USB portal access, the file chooser and drag and drop were fixed from those reports, and the issue was closed by the reporter on 2026-09-28.
Both files now say Bazzite is community-tested, not maintainer-tested, and that SteamOS has not been tested on a physical device. The 2.4.0 release notes in the README and the metainfo are left as written at the time.
Docs only; no code, packaging or test changes.