But what's the aspect of sys-adminning do you find separate from normal use that SteamOS addresses? Is it the updates that break your system? There are mature

But what's the aspect of sys-adminning do you find separate from normal use that SteamOS addresses? Is it the updates that break your system? There are mature immutable distros like Fedora Kinoite, which I personally used for years without reinstalling. Is it hardware workarounds? The only way to solve that is to use OEM-tested hardware, which in the case of Linux laptops is sparse and still requires some research for desktop. If it's Windows compatibility, Steam itself has supported Proton years before the Deck was released. The only thing SteamOS provides is an immutable base with preconfigured kiosk UI. Unless your use-case is exactly that, a home console, I don't see any added value in it specifically.