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Is SteamOS a future default for handhelds?
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A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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I thought it would but it's been over a year and still no one is shipping with it.
Harsh take, these companies have very little in-house software talent and are too cheap to pay for it. That’s why they ship garbage Windows software instead.
Eventually SteamOS could work out of the box but currently requires some understanding.
What I mean is, I thought for sure Valve would make the OS available to third parties. Maybe even work with them to get it running properly on their hardware.