Tailscale lets you connect your computers to each other so that you can use them together securely. As technology continues to advance, we’ll be carrying around more and more devices that, for convenience, we’ll call “computers.” Some of them are more limited than others, but today I want to talk about one device in particular: the Steam Deck by Valve.

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Tessa van der Heijden

Elixir

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Learn how to install Tailscale on the Steam Deck and use it to connect to internal services and remotely access your home network. Discover the limitations of installing Tailscale on SteamOS and explore alternative methods for running Tailscale on the Steam Deck. Find out some fun things you can do with Tailscale on the Steam Deck, such as remote-mounting a NAS and playing games stored on it, hosting dedicated game servers, and using Moonlight game streaming.

Putting Tailscale on the Steam Deck