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Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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I mean... You are playing a hack...
Minecraft Pocket Edition wasn't made to be played on PC, so it's to be expected.
Unfortunately, there's not really an official bedrock edition for Linux other than server clients.
If you're not opposed to the idea, I'd recommend playing Java Edition with Prism Launcher. It should run buttery smooth with minimal set-up; has SteamDeck gamepad support out of the box.
I have tried Java and it runs great, but I kind of prefer Bedrock since I can play on the same world from consoles and other devices as well.
Maybe try here or here, if you find any bugs check the open issues here for duplicates and report if the bug is unique.
There is a mod for paper/bukkit servers called geyser that lets bedrock players play on a Java Minecraft server. Not the solution you're looking for, but worth knowing about.