I don't get why people act like you can't install steam on any Linux distro.
The only thing you would be missing out on is the resume and power from controller on functions?
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2026
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A better gaming pc that is also upgradable.
Like I’ve said before, this thing needed to be no more than $500 to be taken seriously. Performance is almost at joke levels for current games - 720p with lowest settings and no ray tracing will maybe get you 30fps in recent games. Next gen games will pretty much be impossible to play.
They also really should have made sure that people were aware that it was a lowest of the low spec gaming pc. People had some insane expectations despite us knowing the specs, thinking that some “Linux/Valve secret sauce” would make it punch above its weight.
Can you buy a steam machine with that kind of money, I've heard they're pretty expensive?