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DankPods just switched to Linux!!!
(iv.nboeck.de)
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Yeah no, it makes heaps of sense. It just initially sounded to me like the person was implying the Steam Deck is Valve's escape hatch from running the Steam store. Which would be ridiculous, the two business sectors aren't even close to the same order of magnitude.