Desktop only when one's needed.

A leaker on X (formerly Twitter) claims Valve is getting release a version of SteamOS for desktop systems, which if true would effectively extend the Linux-based platform's reach beyond the realm of ...

SteamOS is slowly eating into the Windows gaming userbase, and you can look at four big reasons why. Should Microsoft be concerned?

TL;DR: Valve is rumored to release SteamOS for desktop PCs soon, potentially freeing gamers from Windows. SteamOS, already on the Steam Deck, could lead to a significant shift as gamers move to ...

Currently, SteamOS is the operating system used in the Steam Deck, Valve’s handheld gaming device. However, there’s growing hope that it might soon be available for desktop PCs and laptops as well.

That'll be the Legion Go S then, presumably. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. While SteamOS 3.0 has been around for a while now, ...

Why is nobody afraid of being locked-in to SteamOS? Does SteamOS allow you to play PC games purchased outside of Steam? Click to expand... Yes. Fundamentally, it's just a modified version of Arch ...

Nice. My Steam library and I approve. If someone wants more of a Linux "desktop" OS that handles Steam and Proton just fine then may I recommend: https ...

Liberate me from this prison. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Add us as a preferred source on Google A new report by Ars Technica ...

What if you could pack the power of a gaming console and a productivity workstation into a device smaller than a paperback book? With SteamOS 3.8 running on a high-performance single-board computer ...