It’s been so much better since they first started pushing Steam Machines almost a decade ago. Steam Deck is pushing it over the edge into the mainstream.
I just moved into an OLED deck and my gf was looking for a gaming pc, so she saved some money by just taking my other steam deck. It’s set up with mouse and keyboard and a monitor and she doesn’t really care about playing handheld so it worked perfect for what she wanted
Everytime I Turn my laptop on I have to decline windows 11 update, I just want steam os. I’m reminded every day why I hate windows when I have to work.
Yeah, I changed my settings to “managed by organization” to block it automatically force installing updates in the middle of the night, which is really heinously user-hostile in general and doubly so for me since my PC is my bedroom (don’t need my computer randomly blaring the Windows boot chime in the middle of the night). But I do go through and install the updates on a regular basis.
Thanks to the Steam Deck developers are finally paying attention to Linux.
It’s been so much better since they first started pushing Steam Machines almost a decade ago. Steam Deck is pushing it over the edge into the mainstream.
I just moved into an OLED deck and my gf was looking for a gaming pc, so she saved some money by just taking my other steam deck. It’s set up with mouse and keyboard and a monitor and she doesn’t really care about playing handheld so it worked perfect for what she wanted
They should make a Steam Controller 2
Everytime I Turn my laptop on I have to decline windows 11 update, I just want steam os. I’m reminded every day why I hate windows when I have to work.
Maybe because you’re supposed to install those security updates? lmao
Yeah, I changed my settings to “managed by organization” to block it automatically force installing updates in the middle of the night, which is really heinously user-hostile in general and doubly so for me since my PC is my bedroom (don’t need my computer randomly blaring the Windows boot chime in the middle of the night). But I do go through and install the updates on a regular basis.
I have fully switched to Linux and never looking back.