Held buttons stay held, and Linux runs without the Steam runtime

Controller Mapper

• Holding a controller button mapped to a key now holds that key down for as long as you hold the button, so it repeats exactly like a key held on your keyboard. It used to send a single short tap no matter how long you held.

• The Mouse tool works the same way: a tap is still a click, and holding the controller button now holds the mouse button down, so dragging and hold-to-fire work.

• A held key or mouse button is always released: when you let go of the button, when the mapper is disabled, when the controller is unplugged or switched, and on exit.

Linux

• When launched from Steam, the app no longer runs inside the Steam Linux Runtime container. It now runs on your own system's libraries, exactly as it does when started from its folder, so a missing or broken runtime download can no longer stop it from starting. Requires a distribution from 2022 or later.

• If the app previously refused to launch from Steam on your machine, this build should fix it. If it still does not start, check that the app's Steam Properties, Compatibility tab is not forcing a runtime or Proton.