USB-C video output across a hub

[nepti]

@Razlobo

Anyway, I tested Baseus hub with a Steam deck running Steam OS (arch based how you know) and the device can run in three external monitors (HDMI×2 + VGA) without problems, so Baseus device runs without problems.

@Razlobo

I tried to install Steam OS specific drivers or firmware support across Jupiter packages but I can’t achieve sucess.

The Steam Deck’s hardware is Linux compatible, which Valve obviously paid attention to during development. The same applies to Steam OS and the drivers, everything is coordinated with each other. This has nothing to do with your Topton hardware and your built-in USB-C port.

@Razlobo

I’m forgotten to add than I tried a MS Windows installer (but I don’t install) and video output runs well.

That was to be expected.
The Topton Consumer Mini PCs do have USB-C/Thunderbolt, but (as far as I can see) are only available with Windows (obviously the hardware is designed for this).
The Topton Industrial Mini PCs are delivered with Linux and BSD, but they don’t have USB-C, only HDMI and DP for video output.

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Can you test the USB-C port directly with a USB-C monitor (without a hub)?

Is there a BIOS update for the PC? If so, flash it and test it.

Otherwise, I would recommend testing different live distributions:

USB C HDMI to TV

A quick internet search and a look at the Chuwi forum confirms this: In addition, the hardware is designed exclusively for Windows, and even there there are tons of issues. Linux is not Windows The laptop should have different settings for the USB-C port in the BIOS, have you tried this? Otherwise I would recommend booting different live distributions (e.g. Fedora/Debian/Ubuntu) to check whether the same problem occurs.