Exploring Steam Deck’s Built In Customization Options

So before I jump into the Decky Loader world, first I wanted to spend some time exploring Steam Deck’s built in customization options. Spoiler alert? There’s not a lot there. But, I figured I’d document poking around in the settings just the same and I expect next week’s video where I take it up a notch with Decky Loader will be a lot more fruitful.

0:00 – Intro
0:35 – Aesthetics
1:36 – Default Locations
1:55 – Persistent Filtering
2:52 – Wrangling Notifications
3:56 – Downloads During Gameplay
4:38 – Swapping Face Button Positions
5:20 – Outro and what’s coming up

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