Why Windows shouldn’t fear Valve’s SteamOS threat… for now
The announcement that Lenovo’s second-gen Legion Go S handheld is powered by Valve’s Linux-based SteamOS, the first PC gaming ...
Microsoft should be terrified of SteamOS
PC gamers were eagerly awaiting Steam Machines, console-style Linux boxes built from the ground up to play PC games. They flopped, due in no small part to Steam operator Valve’s lack of experience ...
Microsoft is finally fighting back against the rise of SteamOS by overhauling Windows 11 to be better on handhelds
Windows 11 is often cited as the worst thing about handheld gaming PCs - but it looks like Microsoft could soon fix this.
Valve needs to rethink the Deck Verified program
The world of handheld gaming PCs is rapidly changing, and Valve's Deck Verified program needs to change along with it.
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Intel and NVIDIA drivers holding back a public SteamOS release, Valve not trying to compete with Windows
During CES, Valve developer Pierre-Loup Griffais spoke to Frandroid about SteamOS, Steam Deck and more and there's some ...
Windows 24H2 is a nightmare for handheld PC gamers right now, and that's why Bazzite is an absolute must for the Asus ROG Ally
I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss Valve's Steam OS after moving away from the Steam Deck for the Asus ROG Ally in 2023.
How Microsoft plans to kill the Steam Deck
If you're Microsoft, the growing popularity of Valve's Steam Deck is cause for concern. But the company isn't resting on its ...
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Valve Isn’t Planning To Take Windows’ Market Share With SteamOS, But They Do Want To Bring It To Every Device
As Valve founder Gabe Newell said in the past, they worked on Steam Machines and tried again with the Steam Deck to lessen ...
Microsoft Will Combine Xbox and Windows Experience for Handheld PCs This Year
Jason Ronald, Microsoft's VP of Next Generation, wants to bring "the best of Xbox and Windows together" on existing gaming ...
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Valve dev says SteamOS isn't about killing Windows: 'If a user has a good experience on Windows, there's no problem'
"I don't think the goal is to have a certain market share, or to push users away from Windows," says Griffais. "If a user has a good experience on Windows, there's no problem. I think it's ...