SteamOS update 96 released

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We have just updated the released alchemist repository. This is the same content that was pushed to alchemist_beta last Monday 

An updated installer ISO and ZIPs[repo.steampowered.com] are also included. Major changes here include fully unattended installation (no more mucking around with steam/desktop logins and manually running scripts), multiple language support and pre-installing all the firmware packages. 
 

• Fixed performance and stability issues with wireless on the Gigabyte Brix systems 
• Added Bluetooth driver support for the Gigabyte Brix box. 
• upstream updates to tzdata 
• Added dynamic passthrough mode support in PulseAudio, you can now change in and out of passthrough mode using tools like XBMC while Steam is running 
• Fixed a critical APT bug resulting in packages sometimes being erroneously erased during updates (many thanks to Michael Vogt and Simon McVittie) 
• Added support for detecting hybrid configurations and using the driver corresponding to the primary VGA output by default 
• Fixed a bug where "Preparing hardware drivers..." would be erroneously printed during startup 
• Preinstalled all the languages that are supported by Steam client to enable a localized SteamOS desktop 
• Fixed lightdm so the desktop Region and Languages control panel can change the per-user language 
• Fixed "Metro: Last Light" on Intel graphics by backporting GLX support for ARB_create_context from newer X servers 
• Added Thai and CJK fonts 
• Fixed steamcompmgr to properly focus "CID the Dummy" 
• Updated AMD graphics driver to 1:14.1~beta1.3-1 from Debian jessie 
• Updated gnutls26, file, xserver-xorg-video-intel packages,udisks, python2.7 and iceweasel to incorporate upstream Debian fixes

http://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791434672565#announcements/detail/1837773658991804782

[ZetZet]

96? holy.

[Pitou]

"Preinstalled all the languages that are supported by Steam client to enable a localized SteamOS desktop "

i usually uninstall language packs, D:

[hal9001]

THIS IS REALLY GREAT!

[Humbug]

SteamOS is improving quite fast with regular updates. Valve probably only released it in a very early beta state knowing it wasn't ready for primetime because they wanted a larger install base for feedback and bug-checking.

[One Who Craves Souls]

Good news, I'm interested in it.