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I'm more a PC guy, I just want the steambox to be there if some friends come and want to play something for a while (I already have some consoles collecting dust from time to time, since I don't play on them that much).
Also, a steam-console could mean to buy specific hardware or a new console from time to time instead of using my spare parts.
Anyway, if you want to help hack on this project, contact me. :)
I've uploaded a new version. If you get a black screen try to press ALT+TAB and see if steam goes back up, if not, it may be because steam has crashed. For the next version there is a better handling from when Steam crashed at beggining. There is already a bug report there about this specific issue here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/408
I understand why they are using Ubuntu, because its development is taken care of by the Ubuntu Developers. I'm sure working on native Linux Steam is a LOT right now, but as they progress it would be nice to have an almost Chrome-like Operating System but its Steam.