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It doesn't go direct to Big Picture mode though and you still have to click through UAC and firewall alerts when launching newly installed games quiet frequentl
by __alexs 14y ago
It doesn't go direct to Big Picture mode though and you still have to click through UAC and firewall alerts when launching newly installed games quiet frequently. Having full control of the software stack lets them take out quite a friction points.
- jiggy2011 14y agoAdding an option to boot directly to big picture mode would be a huge problem and the Steam Windows client automatically adds firewall exceptions etc for games that you install. Since I mainly use Linux my Windows 7 PC is basically a Steam box already.
- deltasquared 14y agoLikewise, my Windows 7 PC runs Steam only.
- CrazedGeek 14y agoFor what it's worth, there actually is an option to boot directly to Big Picture mode.