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A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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A recent update added the option to limit the deck's max battery charge in Settings>Power. If you want the deck to be ready to go, I would recommend capping the max charge at 60-80% and leaving the Deck plugged in. Alternatively you can put the deck in battery storage mode.
Valve's basic use and troubleshooting page has a section on long term storage that covers how to put the Deck into battery storage mode.
That must be a beta release of the OS, I checked my deck which is on the latest stable release and I don't have that option.
Oh, yeah you're right. It's a beta feature, although it will hopefully come to stable pretty soon.
The decky plugin powertools can also set a limit if you don't want to wait.