Agents! Please?

Language changes now update ticket briefs, acceptance criteria, and chat messages immediately.Switching languages no longer resets your current ticket, edits, or terminal input.Escape and Shutdown now use the same confirmation flow during Arena and Gig tickets.Leaving a Gig ticket now returns you to its board instead of closing the Training Floor.Updated the desktop runtime and dependencies for improved stability.P.S. Next Update will be Major One.

Improved the audio system on Windows and Linux.Fixed missing audio on Linux.Fixed the right-click browser-style “Reload” menu appearing on Linux.Improved Linux compatibility and packaging for Steam Linux Runtime 4.0.Updated the Linux WebKit/GTK runtime stack and cleaned up several dependency issues.Improved Linux launcher permissions and file packaging.Added additional safeguards around audio loading and cleanup.Added internal diagnostics to help identify Linux-specific startup, audio, and rendering issues.Improved Linux build and runtime testing, including GPU/audio/window validation.Minor stability and compatibility fixes across both Windows and Linux.

The agent writes the code in the editor in step with the code it posts in chatNotifications arrive as a cream slip in the top-right corner, naming the sender and the subjectRANKING: a new standing lights the dock badge instead of opening the drawer over your work, and your row carries your Steam nameEvery commendation now has a way to earn it in play, and a career loaded from an older save picks up the ones it already deservedDisabled keys stay legible, the A badge no longer shifts the keys it sits on, and the FAIL stamp inks redStamps land at their own angle with a kick, the paper reads as paper, and the screen flicker is calmerThe agent channel shows three dots while a line is on its waySteam and Discord open from the OS menuHand and text cursors drawn for the deskSteam Deck: the Exit key stays reachable at the largest text sizeController: the D-pad no longer gets stuck on a tool chip when a drawer opens, and a read surface hands the walk on at its end rather than skipping past itThank-you lines added to the creditsLinux / SteamOS support (experimental): the native build runs on Steam Deck and Linux desktops without Proton. If you run into issues on Linux, please report themRunni

Training work is ranked from this release, and the game runs natively on Linux and on SteamOS handhelds.\ The Training Floor keeps a daily ranking built from the pay banked that day and the number of jobs it took.\ The ranking sits beside the job board while the board is open, listing the ten best of the day, the player's own row, and the one place above it.\ The same table opens from the taskbar at any time, where it also carries the number of jobs behind each score.\ The daily ranking resets every day, so a day missed costs a day and nothing more.\ A Best Day ranking on the community page holds each player's best single day for good.\ The demo keeps a daily ranking of its own.\ The game ships a native Linux build.\ It runs on SteamOS handhelds at their own screen size, with every part of the desk reachable from the controller.\ Controller bindings ship for the handheld pad and for Xbox, PlayStation and Switch controllers, each showing its own buttons.\ Saves from earlier releases load unchanged.The Division reads the community hub.