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Download DroidDeck APK 0.2.0
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DroidDeck 0.2.0 (beta)
Latest ReleaseReleased on September 28, 2026 · Architecture: ARM64-v8a
Package Size: 29 MB
Select APK Package Variant (4 Available)
Each build has identical code and features, but uses different package IDs to bypass OEM thermal limits and unlock 120Hz display refresh rates.
Recommended
29 MB
Standard Edition
pkg:
com.droiddeck.launcher
Best For:
Ayn Odin, Retroid, AYANEO & Clean AOSP
Official clean package name. Recommended for Ayn Odin 2, Retroid Pocket, AYANEO, custom ROMs, and unthrottled handhelds.
Download APK
sha256: 04baac660d721a32...
Benchmark Mode
29 MB
AnTuTu Benchmark Spoof
pkg:
com.antutu.benchmark.full
Best For:
Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo & Max Clocks
Unlocks maximum sustained CPU & GPU frequencies on Xiaomi, Vivo, and Oppo devices by bypassing OEM thermal throttling governor limits.
Download APK
sha256: f878179c453181e9...
Chinese ROM Bypass
29 MB
Ludashi Benchmark Spoof
pkg:
com.ludashi.benchmark
Best For:
ColorOS, OriginOS & Chinese ROMs
Triggers Master Lu benchmark performance whitelists on Chinese OEM firmware (ColorOS, OriginOS, Flyme) without thermal governor downclocking.
Download APK
sha256: 8a9eff900dea17ad...
Game Turbo 120Hz
29 MB
PUBG Mobile Spoof
pkg:
com.tencent.ig
Best For:
Samsung Galaxy & Xiaomi / Poco
Disguised as PUBG Mobile to trigger high-priority GPU rendering & 120Hz refresh rates in Samsung Game Booster, Xiaomi Game Turbo, and OnePlus HyperBoost.
Download APK
sha256: 48ba502105bc1a6a...
What's New in 0.2.0
Valve's native ARM64 Steam client on your Android handheld. Windows games run through Valve's ARM64 Proton and FEX, and an optional Linux desktop brings emulators along.
Needs: Android 9+, Adreno 730 or newer (or 8xx), ~3 GB free for the runtime (+1.1 GB for Desktop & apps).
This is the first release from the Droid-Deck org, so it covers everything DroidDeck does, not just what changed since 0.1.7.
---
Highlights
Steam, running natively
The real Steam client in Big Picture, fetched from Valve on your device. Turn on Run Steam when DroidDeck starts and the app icon takes you straight in, as above.
A launcher made for handhelds
Your Steam library as a capsule wall, and a Games tab with per-game settings.
Your Android home screen
Set DroidDeck as the Home app and your Android apps live in the launcher too, and in the session menu, so you can open one without leaving your game.
Made for two screens
On a dual-screen handheld, launch an Android app on the second screen while Steam keeps the first, or turn the second screen into a keyboard and trackpad, or a Linux terminal.
A session menu over any game
Press Back mid-game for display, controls, components and session settings, paged with LB/RB.
A Linux desktop, with emulators one tap away
LXQt on the GPU, plus RPCS3, ARMSX2, Dolphin, DuckStation, melonDS, Cemu, PPSSPP and RetroArch.
---
Everything in 0.2.0
Steam
Native ARM64 Steam client under gamescope, on DroidDeck's own Vulkan compositor (@The412Banner)
Valve's ARM64 Proton and FEX, ready at first sign-in (@The412Banner, legacy#22, #33)
Start offline after one sign-in (@The412Banner)
Steam Deck mode: battery and NIS in Quick Access, MangoHud overlay (@The412Banner, legacy#9, legacy#16)
Games from your own folders appear in Steam, with store art (@The412Banner, legacy#9)
Components manager for FEX, DXVK and VKD3D-Proton, applied on every launch (@The412Banner, #29)
GE-Proton and proton-cachyos as extra compatibility tools (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#18)
FEX presets per session, Stability to Extreme + TSO (@The412Banner)
Decky Loader, with plugins in Big Picture (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #16)
Steam's Internet settings and connection indicator work (@maxjivi05)
Steam sees the device as "DroidDeck" (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #15)
Steam launchers on the Linux desktop (@The412Banner, #10)
DroidDeck startup movie, and optionally straight into Steam when the app opens (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #25, #27, #36, #38)
Launcher
Side rail, Games tab, capsule wall, graphite theme, controller hints, phone layouts (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #13, #35, #41)
Launch buttons flood into the loading screen (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #46)
Game files and Proton prefix shortcuts on each game's page (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #39)
Controller navigation everywhere, remembered across the rail (@The412Banner, legacy#29, legacy#34, legacy#38)
Built-in file manager, a ROMs folder anywhere (SD cards too), app files in Android's picker (@The412Banner, legacy#41)
Themes and the split-D logo (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#4, legacy#37, #34)
Use DroidDeck as your Android home app, with Android apps in the front end (@xXJSONDeruloXx, @The412Banner, legacy#17, legacy#44)
Build identity and latest-build link in the top bar (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#24, #26)
Sessions
Sessions keep running when you leave the app (@The412Banner)
Pause policy (Auto, Manual, Never), changeable mid-session, audio recovers after a pause (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#7, #14)
Paged session menu with Display, Controls and Settings tabs (@xXJSONDeruloXx, @The412Banner, legacy#40, #6, #24)
Back opens the menu; a double press opens Steam's Quick Access (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#3, legacy#20)
First run sets itself up from the loading screen (@The412Banner, legacy#12, legacy#15)
Launch on any connected display; a second screen can be a keyboard, trackpad or terminal (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#13, legacy#33)
Share session logs from the app or the ended-session screen (@xXJSONDeruloXx, @The412Banner, legacy#11, #17, #41)
Controls
Any controller shows up as an Xbox 360 pad; an on-screen pad fills in when none is connected (@The412Banner)
On-screen controller editor with adaptive sticks (@maxjivi05, #9)
On-screen sticks that use the letterbox bars, plus Steam and QAM touch buttons (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#6)
Real touch in Big Picture; a desktop touchpad that hovers, clicks, scrolls and two-finger drags (@The412Banner, #10, #22)
Cursor shapes, hidden while you play on a pad (@The412Banner, #18)
Soft keyboard and a full PC keyboard (@The412Banner, legacy#25)
Display and performance
Frame generation: built-in Win-FG, or LSFG from your own Lossless Scaling, 2×–4× (@The412Banner)
Import or download Turnip drivers per mode, from Banners-Turnip and WinNative (@The412Banner)
Resolution and shape per mode, including "Exactly this panel" for 4:3 and 3:2 screens (@The412Banner, legacy#14)
Stretch games to fill; Quake-engine games windowed to fit (@The412Banner, legacy#32)
HDR10 on supported panels (experimental) (@The412Banner)
Runs as a game on Android: sustained performance, fastest panel mode, ADPF hints (@The412Banner)
Steam's interface stays on the GPU (@maxjivi05)
Pin Steam and games to chosen CPU cores (@The412Banner)
Faster proot with WinNative's seccomp and tracing fixes (@maxjivi05, #4, #37)
Desktop and emulators
LXQt on labwc, on the GPU with Vulkan by default (@The412Banner, legacy#25)
Emulators downloaded on request: RetroArch, PPSSPP, RPCS3, DuckStation, ARMSX2, Dolphin, melonDS, Cemu and more (@The412Banner)
Emulator games launch full screen from the front end, one tile per disc, with box art (@The412Banner, legacy#29, legacy#34, legacy#38)
ARMSX2 replaces PCSX2 for PS2: 60 fps where PCSX2 managed 17 (@The412Banner, legacy#26)
Dolphin, melonDS and Cemu set up out of the box (@The412Banner, #10, #18, #42)
Emulator controllers preconfigured, and RPCS3 shader fixes (@The412Banner, legacy#25)
Audio
DirectAudio for games, straight to Android (@The412Banner, legacy#9, legacy#11)
Microphone for voice chat, on by default (@The412Banner, legacy#11)
Fixed
Steam updates failing on read-only files (@The412Banner, #33)
A dropped finger-up blocking later touches (@The412Banner, #22)
Stopped sessions leaving stray processes and log spam (@The412Banner, #43)
Cemu and shadPS4 crashing on the input shim; no cursor on the GPU desktop (@The412Banner, #42)
Leftovers from crashed or killed sessions cleaned up at the next start (@The412Banner, legacy#16)
The menu's dim layer staying over Steam after switching apps (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #45)
Steam library capsule art (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #12)
The menu's Desktop button wrapping (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #28)
Launcher restarting when a controller connects (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Runtime installs racing, or stopping when you leave the app (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Steam blocked by Android's child-process limit; Setup lifts it over wireless ADB (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #21)
Security
SHA-256 checked on every catalog, release and Proton download (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Runtime archives can't link outside the rootfs (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Logs scrub account and persona names, public IPs and device IDs (@The412Banner, #19)
Signed with DroidDeck's own release key (@The412Banner, legacy#41)
Behind the scenes
Every PR's APK published to DroidDeck-CI (@maxjivi05, #3), with signed builds gated on review (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #5)
Local builds matching CI, and a debug-only ADB agent bridge (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#5, legacy#35, #7, #20)
CI hardening, branch protection and copy clean-ups (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#8, legacy#10, legacy#41, #8)
Needs: Android 9+, Adreno 730 or newer (or 8xx), ~3 GB free for the runtime (+1.1 GB for Desktop & apps).
This is the first release from the Droid-Deck org, so it covers everything DroidDeck does, not just what changed since 0.1.7.
#0D1319] border border-white/10 font-mono text-xs text-droiddeck-cyan">legacy#N links go to pull requests in [The412Banner/DroidDeck, from before the move.---
Highlights
Steam, running natively
The real Steam client in Big Picture, fetched from Valve on your device. Turn on Run Steam when DroidDeck starts and the app icon takes you straight in, as above.
A launcher made for handhelds
Your Steam library as a capsule wall, and a Games tab with per-game settings.
Your Android home screen
Set DroidDeck as the Home app and your Android apps live in the launcher too, and in the session menu, so you can open one without leaving your game.
Made for two screens
On a dual-screen handheld, launch an Android app on the second screen while Steam keeps the first, or turn the second screen into a keyboard and trackpad, or a Linux terminal.
A session menu over any game
Press Back mid-game for display, controls, components and session settings, paged with LB/RB.
A Linux desktop, with emulators one tap away
LXQt on the GPU, plus RPCS3, ARMSX2, Dolphin, DuckStation, melonDS, Cemu, PPSSPP and RetroArch.
---
Everything in 0.2.0
Steam
Launcher
Sessions
Controls
Display and performance
Desktop and emulators
Audio
Fixed
Security
Behind the scenes
System Requirement
Android 9.0+ & Adreno 730+
Snapdragon 8 Gen 1/2/3 and 8xx series GPUs only. Mali, Tensor, and Exynos Xclipse chips are unsupported.
Check Compatibility List →Android 12+ Fix
Disable Child Process Restrictions
If Steam closes on launch without error logs, disable "Restrict child processes" in Developer Options.
View 30-Sec Guide →Storage Budget
~4.5 GB Free Space
Allow ~3 GB for the core Linux runtime and ~1.1 GB if you choose to install the optional LXQt desktop and emulators.
Full Installation Guide →
Technical Architecture & Performance Optimization
Understanding APK Package Variants & OEM Throttling Bypass
Why does DroidDeck publish multiple APK variants with different package names? All four builds share identical code, ARM64 Proton binaries, and features. Here is why package spoofing matters for your device's framerate and thermals.
The OEM Thermal Throttling Problem
Android phone manufacturers (Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Vivo, Oppo) use aggressive background power daemons like Samsung GOS and Xiaomi Game Turbo. When an unknown app package launches heavy 3D translation workloads, the OS classifies it as an unverified background workload, violently downclocks the GPU, and forces display refresh rates down to 60 Hz.
How Package Spoofing Fixes It
Smartphone manufacturers maintain hardcoded internal whitelists for popular competitive esports titles (e.g. PUBG Mobile com.tencent.ig) and synthetic benchmarks (e.g. AnTuTu com.antutu.benchmark.full). When DroidDeck runs under these package names, the OS automatically unlocks peak sustained GPU frequencies, disables OS frame capping, and engages full 120Hz/144Hz panel refresh.
Which Variant Should You Choose?
- Standard Edition: Always start here. Best for Ayn Odin 2, Retroid Pocket, AYANEO, stock Android, and custom ROMs.
- PUBG Mobile Spoof: Best for Samsung Galaxy, Xiaomi/Poco, and OnePlus phones to force high-priority game mode and 120Hz refresh rate.
- AnTuTu / Ludashi Spoof: Ideal if your device experiences severe thermal downclocking after 5–10 minutes of gameplay.
Side-by-Side Coexistence
Because Android identifies installed applications solely by their package_name, each variant installs as its own independent application. You can safely install the Standard APK alongside the PUBG or AnTuTu edition without overwriting either installation, allowing direct side-by-side benchmark testing.
In-Depth Performance & Setup Guides
Read our lab benchmarks, OEM daemon bypass tutorials, and multi-installation guides:
Older Releases & Version Archive
Click any version to expand its full changelog and access direct download links.
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0.2.0
CurrentSeptember 28, 2026 · Size: 29 MB
Available Package Variants for 0.2.0:
Select matching OEM bypass package
Release Changelog (0.2.0):
Valve's native ARM64 Steam client on your Android handheld. Windows games run through Valve's ARM64 Proton and FEX, and an optional Linux desktop brings emulators along.
Needs: Android 9+, Adreno 730 or newer (or 8xx), ~3 GB free for the runtime (+1.1 GB for Desktop & apps).
This is the first release from the Droid-Deck org, so it covers everything DroidDeck does, not just what changed since 0.1.7.
---
Highlights
Steam, running natively
The real Steam client in Big Picture, fetched from Valve on your device. Turn on Run Steam when DroidDeck starts and the app icon takes you straight in, as above.
A launcher made for handhelds
Your Steam library as a capsule wall, and a Games tab with per-game settings.
Your Android home screen
Set DroidDeck as the Home app and your Android apps live in the launcher too, and in the session menu, so you can open one without leaving your game.
Made for two screens
On a dual-screen handheld, launch an Android app on the second screen while Steam keeps the first, or turn the second screen into a keyboard and trackpad, or a Linux terminal.
A session menu over any game
Press Back mid-game for display, controls, components and session settings, paged with LB/RB.
A Linux desktop, with emulators one tap away
LXQt on the GPU, plus RPCS3, ARMSX2, Dolphin, DuckStation, melonDS, Cemu, PPSSPP and RetroArch.
---
Everything in 0.2.0
Steam
Native ARM64 Steam client under gamescope, on DroidDeck's own Vulkan compositor (@The412Banner)
Valve's ARM64 Proton and FEX, ready at first sign-in (@The412Banner, legacy#22, #33)
Start offline after one sign-in (@The412Banner)
Steam Deck mode: battery and NIS in Quick Access, MangoHud overlay (@The412Banner, legacy#9, legacy#16)
Games from your own folders appear in Steam, with store art (@The412Banner, legacy#9)
Components manager for FEX, DXVK and VKD3D-Proton, applied on every launch (@The412Banner, #29)
GE-Proton and proton-cachyos as extra compatibility tools (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#18)
FEX presets per session, Stability to Extreme + TSO (@The412Banner)
Decky Loader, with plugins in Big Picture (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #16)
Steam's Internet settings and connection indicator work (@maxjivi05)
Steam sees the device as "DroidDeck" (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #15)
Steam launchers on the Linux desktop (@The412Banner, #10)
DroidDeck startup movie, and optionally straight into Steam when the app opens (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #25, #27, #36, #38)
Launcher
Side rail, Games tab, capsule wall, graphite theme, controller hints, phone layouts (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #13, #35, #41)
Launch buttons flood into the loading screen (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #46)
Game files and Proton prefix shortcuts on each game's page (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #39)
Controller navigation everywhere, remembered across the rail (@The412Banner, legacy#29, legacy#34, legacy#38)
Built-in file manager, a ROMs folder anywhere (SD cards too), app files in Android's picker (@The412Banner, legacy#41)
Themes and the split-D logo (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#4, legacy#37, #34)
Use DroidDeck as your Android home app, with Android apps in the front end (@xXJSONDeruloXx, @The412Banner, legacy#17, legacy#44)
Build identity and latest-build link in the top bar (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#24, #26)
Sessions
Sessions keep running when you leave the app (@The412Banner)
Pause policy (Auto, Manual, Never), changeable mid-session, audio recovers after a pause (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#7, #14)
Paged session menu with Display, Controls and Settings tabs (@xXJSONDeruloXx, @The412Banner, legacy#40, #6, #24)
Back opens the menu; a double press opens Steam's Quick Access (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#3, legacy#20)
First run sets itself up from the loading screen (@The412Banner, legacy#12, legacy#15)
Launch on any connected display; a second screen can be a keyboard, trackpad or terminal (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#13, legacy#33)
Share session logs from the app or the ended-session screen (@xXJSONDeruloXx, @The412Banner, legacy#11, #17, #41)
Controls
Any controller shows up as an Xbox 360 pad; an on-screen pad fills in when none is connected (@The412Banner)
On-screen controller editor with adaptive sticks (@maxjivi05, #9)
On-screen sticks that use the letterbox bars, plus Steam and QAM touch buttons (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#6)
Real touch in Big Picture; a desktop touchpad that hovers, clicks, scrolls and two-finger drags (@The412Banner, #10, #22)
Cursor shapes, hidden while you play on a pad (@The412Banner, #18)
Soft keyboard and a full PC keyboard (@The412Banner, legacy#25)
Display and performance
Frame generation: built-in Win-FG, or LSFG from your own Lossless Scaling, 2×–4× (@The412Banner)
Import or download Turnip drivers per mode, from Banners-Turnip and WinNative (@The412Banner)
Resolution and shape per mode, including "Exactly this panel" for 4:3 and 3:2 screens (@The412Banner, legacy#14)
Stretch games to fill; Quake-engine games windowed to fit (@The412Banner, legacy#32)
HDR10 on supported panels (experimental) (@The412Banner)
Runs as a game on Android: sustained performance, fastest panel mode, ADPF hints (@The412Banner)
Steam's interface stays on the GPU (@maxjivi05)
Pin Steam and games to chosen CPU cores (@The412Banner)
Faster proot with WinNative's seccomp and tracing fixes (@maxjivi05, #4, #37)
Desktop and emulators
LXQt on labwc, on the GPU with Vulkan by default (@The412Banner, legacy#25)
Emulators downloaded on request: RetroArch, PPSSPP, RPCS3, DuckStation, ARMSX2, Dolphin, melonDS, Cemu and more (@The412Banner)
Emulator games launch full screen from the front end, one tile per disc, with box art (@The412Banner, legacy#29, legacy#34, legacy#38)
ARMSX2 replaces PCSX2 for PS2: 60 fps where PCSX2 managed 17 (@The412Banner, legacy#26)
Dolphin, melonDS and Cemu set up out of the box (@The412Banner, #10, #18, #42)
Emulator controllers preconfigured, and RPCS3 shader fixes (@The412Banner, legacy#25)
Audio
DirectAudio for games, straight to Android (@The412Banner, legacy#9, legacy#11)
Microphone for voice chat, on by default (@The412Banner, legacy#11)
Fixed
Steam updates failing on read-only files (@The412Banner, #33)
A dropped finger-up blocking later touches (@The412Banner, #22)
Stopped sessions leaving stray processes and log spam (@The412Banner, #43)
Cemu and shadPS4 crashing on the input shim; no cursor on the GPU desktop (@The412Banner, #42)
Leftovers from crashed or killed sessions cleaned up at the next start (@The412Banner, legacy#16)
The menu's dim layer staying over Steam after switching apps (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #45)
Steam library capsule art (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #12)
The menu's Desktop button wrapping (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #28)
Launcher restarting when a controller connects (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Runtime installs racing, or stopping when you leave the app (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Steam blocked by Android's child-process limit; Setup lifts it over wireless ADB (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #21)
Security
SHA-256 checked on every catalog, release and Proton download (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Runtime archives can't link outside the rootfs (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #40)
Logs scrub account and persona names, public IPs and device IDs (@The412Banner, #19)
Signed with DroidDeck's own release key (@The412Banner, legacy#41)
Behind the scenes
Every PR's APK published to DroidDeck-CI (@maxjivi05, #3), with signed builds gated on review (@xXJSONDeruloXx, #5)
Local builds matching CI, and a debug-only ADB agent bridge (@xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#5, legacy#35, #7, #20)
CI hardening, branch protection and copy clean-ups (@The412Banner, @xXJSONDeruloXx, legacy#8, legacy#10, legacy#41, #8)
Needs: Android 9+, Adreno 730 or newer (or 8xx), ~3 GB free for the runtime (+1.1 GB for Desktop & apps).
This is the first release from the Droid-Deck org, so it covers everything DroidDeck does, not just what changed since 0.1.7.
#0D1319] border border-white/10 font-mono text-xs text-droiddeck-cyan">legacy#N links go to pull requests in [The412Banner/DroidDeck, from before the move.---
Highlights
Steam, running natively
The real Steam client in Big Picture, fetched from Valve on your device. Turn on Run Steam when DroidDeck starts and the app icon takes you straight in, as above.
A launcher made for handhelds
Your Steam library as a capsule wall, and a Games tab with per-game settings.
Your Android home screen
Set DroidDeck as the Home app and your Android apps live in the launcher too, and in the session menu, so you can open one without leaving your game.
Made for two screens
On a dual-screen handheld, launch an Android app on the second screen while Steam keeps the first, or turn the second screen into a keyboard and trackpad, or a Linux terminal.
A session menu over any game
Press Back mid-game for display, controls, components and session settings, paged with LB/RB.
A Linux desktop, with emulators one tap away
LXQt on the GPU, plus RPCS3, ARMSX2, Dolphin, DuckStation, melonDS, Cemu, PPSSPP and RetroArch.
---
Everything in 0.2.0
Steam
Launcher
Sessions
Controls
Display and performance
Desktop and emulators
Audio
Fixed
Security
Behind the scenes
SHA256 verified build
View commits on GitHub →
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gamescope-3.16.29-p3
September 25, 2026 · Size: 29 MB
Release Changelog (gamescope-3.16.29-p3):
gamescope 3.16.29 with tools/gamescope/patches; staged by the apk over /usr/local/bin/gamescope. sha256 566e3b93931f37c30375d440d15ee76452892b842d2dc854cd3c06b926c8451b
SHA256 verified build
View commits on GitHub →
3
gamescope-3.16.29-p2
September 25, 2026 · Size: 29 MB
Release Changelog (gamescope-3.16.29-p2):
gamescope 3.16.29 with tools/gamescope/patches; staged by the apk over /usr/local/bin/gamescope. sha256 f20482419ad17fb1b43aa9d8ca16b22e5ad936f7c77c58184d9ecc0a9f38be95
SHA256 verified build
View commits on GitHub →
4
wlroots-0.20.2-p1
September 24, 2026 · Size: 29 MB
Release Changelog (wlroots-0.20.2-p1):
wlroots 0.20.2 with tools/wlroots/patches (Vulkan DMA-BUF allocator for non-DRM GPU nodes); staged by the apk at /usr/local/lib/droiddeck-wlroots for the desktop's GPU renderers. sha256 b4dcb08b46e69dbfaa004597844e843cdf938591ba5dbc7079b91626cdd4591d
SHA256 verified build
View commits on GitHub →
5
gamescope-3.16.29-p1
September 24, 2026 · Size: 29 MB
Release Changelog (gamescope-3.16.29-p1):
The runtime's own gamescope 3.16.29 (Arch Linux ARM's package) rebuilt with the patches under tools/gamescope/patches: Armada's ARM64 client fixes (appid-focus fallback, night mode, colour-temperature slider, P3 red) plus realtime Vulkan queues on GAMESCOPEFORCEVULKAN_REALTIME=1 and a gamepad cursor sprite that follows the X pointer. Staged by the app over /usr/local/bin/gamescope; the hosted runtime image is unchanged. sha256 522d1835d84e4a64a843e095bbe341f68b10f8467f38c0e72ae4ef20b675b873
SHA256 verified build
View commits on GitHub →
How to Verify Package Authenticity on Android
To ensure your downloaded APK has not been tampered with, you can verify the SHA256 checksum in Termux or an Android terminal:
sha256sum /sdcard/Download/app-release.apk
Compare the terminal output with the SHA256 checksum provided above. If the hashes match, your installation package is authentic.