decky-storage-cleaner VS vibrantDeck

https://plugins.deckbrew.xyz/ You probably want Game Theme Music.

By default, Steam stores these shaders at /home/deck/.steam/steam/steamapps/shadercache/ where each directory is named after the relevant game’s Steam app ID. (For example, 1551360 is the app ID for Forza Horzion 5, whose shader cache takes up 8.9 gigabytes on my Steam Deck!) I wouldn’t really recommend deleting these caches, but you can use tools like Shader Cache Killer or CryoUtilities or Storage Cleaner for Decky to better manage these shaders– or just uninstall the relevant games that take up too much space. There’s tons of YouTube videos out there that can help you with this.

I highly suggest https://github.com/mcarlucci/decky-storage-cleaner

is https://plugins.deckbrew.xyz/ working for you?

I recently found this plugin for deckyloader, it won't stop the deck filling up but it makes it less hassle to clean them yourself. https://github.com/mcarlucci/decky-storage-cleaner

Installation steps/plugin repo: https://github.com/mcarlucci/decky-storage-cleaner Discussion/Ideas threads: https://github.com/mcarlucci/decky-storage-cleaner/discussions Support my work: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mcarlucci

you can look at the available plugins here https://plugins.deckbrew.xyz/

Here ya go https://github.com/libvibrant/vibrantDeck/issues/86

I do not have Steam Deck, but I saw others mention it supports adjusting colors and gamma, try searching settings for "Gamma", also you may try plug-ins such as VibrantDeck: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/zxp9r4/comment/j3p6vn1/ (here is VibrantDeck plug-in page at github). Also, in case you use 120Hz mode, do not forget to switch to Limited color range (16-235 per channel, instead of full 0-255). I do not know though if Steam Deck have support for 120Hz, but I thought it is worth mentioning that only devices which support Limited dynamic output range can accurately display colors on Rokid Max at 120Hz. In 60Hz mode, you can use Full color range (0-255 per channel). This is important to know if you calibrate gamma using http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gamma_calibration.php or similar app/website.

You mentioned power options and colour, so I'd definitely recommend PowerTools and VibrantDeck - both being available using Decky Loader.

Basicaly what I was about to say. Coming from Switch OLED, I find the screen to be terribly disappointing. Thanks for mentioning vibrantDeck, I'm going to give it a shot.

VibrantDeck allows easy manipulation of the steam deck's saturation and vibrancy on the screen. If you feel like the colors could use some pop, this is a quick and easy way to get it. One might say that upping the saturation is a dirty way to make your graphics look better, but if you like it then who cares?

For anyone wondering. Vibrant Deck is a plugin for Steam Deck that makes it possible to increase/decrease saturation

I know it's only a band-aid but have you tried vibrantDeck [0]?

It won't make your screen look like OLED but it definitely helps bring out the colours.

I do hope someone comes up with an OLED replacement screen for it, hopefully with thinner bezels (like the Switch did between the original and the OLED) but I find the OEM one pretty adequate.

[0] https://github.com/libvibrant/vibrantDeck

more information on vibrantdeck itself: https://github.com/libvibrant/vibrantDeck