Quoting: elgatilDamm I want to play Alyx again but I'm afraid it won't be as good as I remember :dizzy:

I joke – a little, there hasn't been all that many truly great PC VR releases that I've seen recently. I still feel completely spoiled by how exceptionally good Half-Life: Alyx was to play through. Still probably my top 5 gaming experiences ever.

Quoting: GuestYou have no right to talk about what belongs in the linux community

Quoting: GuestI dont know why you are so mad that people have their own opinions.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyWhat?! Why would they want that? SteamOS isn't designed to be a general-use PC operating system. Using it that way would require quite a bit of tinkering. If you want an "out of the box" experience on PC, use Mint.

Of course it is. It has everything that 90% of people needs and want on a gaming focused scenario. It is a out of the box experience...

... on Steam Deck.

Yes. And people that are asking for the SteamOS for PC want the same experience on... PC. Valve themselves said that.

Quoting: Craggles086Was able to get into many money making endeavours, but rich and starving did not work for too long.

Quoting: GuestThat sucks. The only reason I used holoiso is because it's not immutable. I need steamos but be able to actually use it to test my software for steam deck. At least manjaro works on steam deck, even if audio doesn't (because the driver is proprietary, not part of mainline linux). SteamOS being immutable is the absolute worst part of steam deck.

Quoting: OrkultusNow some Pokemon developers are going to have to sit down and play palworld all the way through just to try and find copywriting somewhere in the game...hahaha.

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Quoting: pbI wonder what's keeping Valve from just officially releasing SteamOS for general use.

They answered many times already - it's not ready yet.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyWhat?! Why would they want that? SteamOS isn't designed to be a general-use PC operating system. Using it that way would require quite a bit of tinkering. If you want an "out of the box" experience on PC, use Mint.

Of course it is. It has everything that 90% of people needs and want on a gaming focused scenario. It is a out of the box experience...

Quoting: cbstrykerAs of right now, Munich is the Linux and FOSS success story we want.