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They should return to Tux as Steam OS is only a dumbed down version of Ubuntu.
Tought SteamOS switched some time ago to debian as source?
I'm unaware of that but you may be right. Then lets just say both Ubuntu and Steam OS are
derived from Debian.
As Tux is worldwide acknowledged as mascot for GNU\Linux it would be the better choice.
Agreed it's about branding their 'own' OS. What I heard it didn't help very much. IIRC the
aggregate sales of 'steam machines' from all manufacturers were around 500,000 units.
They should bring back the Tux and create a new unambiguous branding for SteamOS.
It is not a "SteamOS" icon - as of now at least -, it is the "SteamPlay" icon. It appears together with the Windows and MacOS logos, denoting that the game/program is compatible with both Windows and MacOS.
As an example, look at Northgard: it has all 3 icons, but is only compatible with Windows and Mac.
The truth is, Linux does not even have its own icon. You have to scroll down to the system requirements section to verify compatibility.
Also, Northgard does have Linux. Look on their forums.
Windows & Nix. No Mac icon.
No the steam logo is the "linux", not Steamplay icon.
This is why on the store, the images are saved as