when is valve saving me from windows?

[я]

any news about steam os 3.0 for pc?

[Thiesen]

There's about 400 actively developed GNU/Linux distros... just chooose one of them right now...

www.distrowatch.com is a good starting point...

[Wolfpig]

If you are not able to install a already existing Linux distribution and install steam on it by yourself, then a "steam os" wont help you in any way either......

[я]

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

If you are not able to install a already existing Linux distribution and install steam on it by yourself, then a "steam os" wont help you in any way either......

try again, but be useful.

[я]

Originally posted by Thiesen:

There's about 400 actively developed GNU/Linux distros... just chooose one of them right now...

www.distrowatch.com is a good starting point...

i'm only interested in valve's steamOS though, that's why i'm asking if there is any news. thanks though.

[Start_Running]

Originally posted by я:

Originally posted by Thiesen:

There's about 400 actively developed GNU/Linux distros... just chooose one of them right now...

www.distrowatch.com is a good starting point...

i'm only interested in valve's steamOS though, that's why i'm asking if there is any news. thanks though.

And this is why no one will be able to save you from windows.
I mean you can already use the current Steam OS. or just about any other version of linux with proton. Pick one, install it and you're saved.

I don't expect you'll see any more updates to Steam Os since now the focus is on proton.

[Wolfpig]

Originally posted by я:

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

If you are not able to install a already existing Linux distribution and install steam on it by yourself, then a "steam os" wont help you in any way either......

try again, but be useful.

i only wrote the truth.
if you are to dxxx to install linux and use it, then you wont be smart enough to use steam os either.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

I can't use Linux on this CPU.

[Ferox_Stormdragon]

Originally posted by я:

Originally posted by Thiesen:

There's about 400 actively developed GNU/Linux distros... just chooose one of them right now...

www.distrowatch.com is a good starting point...

i'm only interested in valve's steamOS though, that's why i'm asking if there is any news. thanks though.

Steamos is just a linux distro based on Arch and uses KDE plasma with the steam client and proton preinstalled.

you can achieve the same from any other linux distro and just install steam and proton, however games that use kernel level anti-cheat won't work.

[Ferox_Stormdragon]

Originally posted by WinterSolstice:

I can't use Linux on this CPU. :citizentears:

linux can run from any 64bit cpu

[я]

Originally posted by Wolfpig:

Originally posted by я:

try again, but be useful.

i only wrote the truth.
if you are to dxxx to install linux and use it, then you wont be smart enough to use steam os either.

it`s too early in the morning for me to deal with kids, i`ll unblock you after my coffee if i remember later.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

Originally posted by Ferox_Stormdragon:

Originally posted by WinterSolstice:

I can't use Linux on this CPU.

linux can run from any 64bit cpu

You do not understand young one, this CPU is/was manufactured broken and seemingly I missed out on the RMA timeframe - one reason I would never adopt a brand new CPU architecture again in my life (at least not a Generation 1).

[я]

Originally posted by Ferox_Stormdragon:

Originally posted by я:

i'm only interested in valve's steamOS though, that's why i'm asking if there is any news. thanks though.

Steamos is just a linux distro based on Arch and uses KDE plasma with the steam client and proton preinstalled.

you can achieve the same from any other linux distro and just install steam and proton, however games that use kernel level anti-cheat won't work.

i know.

[Anonymous Helper]

Originally posted by Start_Running:

And this is why no one will be able to save you from windows.
I mean you can already use the current Steam OS. or just about any other version of linux with proton. Pick one, install it and you're saved.

I don't expect you'll see any more updates to Steam Os since now the focus is on proton.

SteamOS is being constantly updated. Last stable update was released yesterday:

https://steamcommunity.com/games/1675200/announcements/detail/4461471496628339025

Problem is SteamOS 3 is only available for Steam Deck. Valve has not released SteamOS 3 to general public and it can't be installed on regular PC. Only Valve can tell us if they intent to release a version suitable for regular PC or not. So far no information about it has been released.