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Lenovo Reportedly Working on Its Own Steam Deck Rival
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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2023
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Yea, but just flash linux on it
Most people use the default software that came with their device. It's all about convenience.
Yea, but if linux keeps growing how it is now eventually i think a lot of people would switch it to Linux, and I think we'll start to see more devices that come with Linux by default