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Valve Pushes SteamOS 2.67 to the Brewmaster Beta Channel, Adds PulseAudio Fixes

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Softpedia; By Marius Nestor
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Valve pushed version 2.67 of its Debian-based SteamOS Linux operating system for gamers to the Brewmaster Beta channel for early adopters and public beta testers.

SteamOS 2.67 Beta appears to be mostly a bugfix release that updates many of the internal components of the Linux kernel-based operating systems, which Valve used on its awesome Steam Machines gaming rigs.

However, one thing caught out attention, an updated to the built-in PulseAudio sound server, which adds better support for profiles that change their availability when HDMI EDL (EDID like Data) changes are being detected.

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