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SteamOS as your daily driver?
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this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2024
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I think the reason why is its a powerful computer and if they dont already have a good computer, why not make this their main PC? It would be cheaper to buy a dock, monitor, keyboard and mouse (under $200), than buy another device with the same specs.
This is why I said fair enough to if it's on an existing steam deck, I'm absolutely for that as it was designed specifically for that hardware
I do think it's a bit dumb to put steamos on something other than a steam deck though