It's not just about trying to get more people to buy stuff on Steam but also safeguard their own future, while carving out their own experience and a niche. Ba

It's not just about trying to get more people to buy stuff on Steam but also safeguard their own future, while carving out their own experience and a niche. Back when the whole Steam on Linux started, they saw Windows 8/10 as a real threat to their existence. (Windows S?) It's just that the way they went about to solve this in an open way is what's nice. They improved the graphics drivers situation, invested in Wine and other open source projects, put in a lot of effort to create a user experience they wanted on a handheld device. Ultimately this gave them a real edge over their competitors. Was surprised to see random youtubers making videos on how to install steam OS on their more powerful Rog Ally/Gpd/Home theater PC etc ..