Every now and then I wonder where SteamOS is. The obvious answer is: it's on the Steam Deck, dummy. But ever since Valve released the original Steam Deck it's been talking about creating a general ...

Ever since Valve took the wraps off the Steam Deck and showed us how good Linux gaming could be, I have been hooked. I've ...

Valve's SteamOS was first released in 2013 alongside the company's Steam Machines, which didn't take off, and the development of SteamOS was all but halted. The OS still received security and bug ...

Valve is releasing version 3.7 of SteamOS to the general public, and among the routine updates and changes is a big one: This is the SteamOS release that finally adds official support for some kinds ...

SteamOS 3.8 was installed on the ROG Ally X using the Steam Deck recovery image, showcasing the operating system’s adaptability to non-Steam Deck devices. The installation process was relatively ...

It’s these updates to big games that get Steam Deck owners to play their handhelds more. Valve has released a new update for SteamOS, which runs their first hardware product, the handheld gaming ...

The PS5 and Xbox Series X are clunkers compared to a mini gaming PC. With the help of SteamOS 3, you can play the latest PC games with little downside. For this reason, nerds have been building their ...

What if you could pack the power of a gaming console and a productivity workstation into a device smaller than a paperback book? With SteamOS 3.8 running on a high-performance single-board computer ...

It's out now for preview. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Valve's let slip a preview for SteamOS 3.5, the system that runs the ...

Unlike a true gaming "console" handheld such as the Nintendo Switch, Valve's Steam Deck is essentially a portable PC more akin to the Aya Neo or various GPD devices. This is great from a certain ...

Valve just released an update that brings SteamOS to version 3.2. The update allows players to adjust refresh rate on demand, improves fan behavior, and adds more options for screen resolution.

This week Valve quietly released a new SteamOS image, but it’s not the one so many curious PC users (myself included) are waiting for. The 2.5GB image is for recovering, repairing or re-imaging your ...