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**11/03/2022 - Anthony F && Nicolas F** |
Xen0rInspire && Tony2464 |
Why it's struggling to become more popular ?
(in 2021)
- SteamOS 1.0 released in 2013, based on Debian 7 (Wheezie)
- Steam Machines with SteamOS 2.0 (based on Debian 8) in 2015, a new hybrid gaming console between PC and home console (like Playstation or Xbox)
- Valve removes the Steam Machines section from the Steam client in 2018
The Steam Deck, the new portable gaming console
SteamOS 3.0 based on Arch Linux is released as well
Wine is a compatibility layer for Windows applications that allows you to run Windows applications on Linux systems.
- Translates Windows API calls into POSIX calls
- More efficient thant a virtual machine
- Free and open source software
- Released in 2018 by Valve
- Open source project
- Based on Wine and includes DXVK/VKD3D among many other libraries
- Fork of Debian based on 8.x "Jessie"
- Not actively maintained and outdated
Except SteamOS 3.x is the new version based on Arch for Steam Deck
- Made by Sytem76
- Based on Ubuntu LTS
- Suited for hybrid graphics computers
- Version with Nvidia driver pre-installed
- Based on Arch Linux
- Several GUI applications to easily manage the system
- Garuda Gamer application (GUI tool to install gaming-related tools from one place)
- Based on Ubuntu LTS
- Customized Linux Kernel to reduced the latency
- Claims to support most Xbox and Xbox360 controllers and some PlayStation controllers as well
- Based on Raspbian
- Emulator for retro games
- Optimized for Raspberry Pi (but works on other computers as well)
