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I am waiting for DDR4 and Intel Skylake, before I buy or build myself a Linux computer.
The REAL affect Steam machines will have, is the promotion of Linux as a gaming platform to game developers. When Developers realize gamers are moving off of windows, they will have to move on too.
1) windows 8 has become joke of the year
2) Linux has more free software - especially for Computer Graphics lovers
3) Ubuntu has made Application installation simple - no more headache, unless you want to install a windows application on Linux, through Wine.
There's a separate password for the application installation so others can't install apps from your user account.
Try it, it's a hundred times easier than Fedora or Suse.
Someone needs to update his FUD checklist:
A Ubuntu user never has to touch a console or run APT to install software these days. In fact, they haven't for the last two years. Just last week, I spun up an Ubuntu install with Steam and playing EUIV in about an hour and without touching a console or APT.
I'm with you and will continue buying or building my own rigs.
First, you said the average Linux user running Linux has to open a console and run APT. They don't. You're flat out wrong on that. Ubuntu Software Center is point, click, and install within a GUI. OpenSUSE has yast2 which is...wait for it...another GUI tool for installing apps.
Second, you said the average Linux user wants to double click to run apps. In Linux, they can.
All the rest is you thrashing around trying to move the goalposts to avoid admitting that you were wrong. Your Linux FUD is outdated.
EDIT: Revised for accuracy
Fair point. You mentioned the average user installing Linux. I'll revise my earlier post.
Sounds about right. People who want their hardware to just run will buy these machines. People who like to build, upgrade, and tinker will continue doing what we do.
Just try playing starcraft using a gamepad on a tv from a couch;)
Most of the advantage of pc is just wasted in this form factor.
So yea thats the funny thing, it doesn't compete against consoles, it competes against pc's....in a bad way. Its a device sold on the claim that it can do a fraction of what a normal pc can, and not as good to boot.
I also don't see it competing with consoles, I don't get why people want that to happen, because there's only one emotion that stems from that desire and that's hate.