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Lenovo Reportedly Working on Its Own Steam Deck Rival
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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