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It also shows you what devices are even capable of waking the deck while it's asleep.
To install it you need to first have Decky installed, and then look for BT Wake Control in the Decky store.
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Yeah, Stadia's ability to seamlessly play a game on any screen in my house was huge. And it came out at a really good time where my PC wasn't able to keep up with modern games, but they had just rolled fiber out in my neighborhood. It was also a great gaming platform for my kids, with the stadia pro membership giving them plenty of games to keep them busy.
The steam deck filled a lot of the use cases that Stadia did for me though, and let me leverage my pre-existing steam library.