4 ms·

This is very achievable today with off-the-shelf hardware paired with ChimeraOS or Bazzite.

• VoxPelli 2y ago
  Not really the same plug and play experience as a Steam Deck offers though. I personally wish that Framework works with Valve to release a version of Steam OS for their motherboards, so one can retrofit an old Framework laptop motherboard as a TV console.
  • exitb 2y ago
    Well, yes, you need to know how to boot up an installer and go through a typical Linux distribution installation process. After it first boots though, it can be handled solely via the Steam UI.
• pbronez 2y ago
  I just discovered Bazzite and am excited to try it. Just built a PC for my kid and Windows hates it. Can’t run for 10 minutes without a blue screen. I’d wanted to try an Atomic Desktop originally but thought the gaming support was too weak. Hoping Bazzite gives me stability and the gaming ecosystem…
  • Bluecobra 2y ago
    If you are running into BSODs right off the bat, that sounds like you could have faulty hardware (bad memory, sketchy PSU, etc).
    • sk5t 2y ago
      Agreed, it’s worth cleaning contacts and reseating the memory modules to start with.
• sureglymop 2y ago
  I recommend SteamFork which is a bit closer to upstream SteamOS. It's an install and forget kind of experience.