SteamOS 3 proper will come out sometime after [the Steam Deck] launch (and even then it may not work on your toaster.)" So when are we going to get SteamOS 3.x outside of the Steam Deck?

SteamOS will probably be a bit laggy in the virtual machine, but you’ll be able to get a solid feel for what Valve’s gaming-centric operating system is all about.

Buying a brand new Steam Machine isn't the only way to get your hands on SteamOS. With just a little bit of Linux know how, you can turn almost any PC into a SteamOS-powered gaming machine.

With compatibility solved for the vast majority of games on Steam, users have been eager to figure out if SteamOS offers greater performance as well. Distros like Bazzite have given us a glimpse ...

SteamOS has finally dropped in all its beta glory. If you were one of the lucky 300 people who got some hardware to play with, you're all set. The rest of us, however, have to install it on our ...

In SteamOS, at least, I never had a problem with the battery discharging while it was plugged in, but battery life still wasn’t great, especially if you aren’t willing to make a lot of sacrifices.

Valve, headquartered in Bellevue, Wash., built SteamOS to provide a gaming-focused, console-styled experience for PC gaming.

SteamOS still isn't really in wide use, and it's very firmly still in beta. Heck, the latest version still carries the disclaimer, "don't install it on any machine you are not prepared to lose." ...

SteamOS will focus on four new features: In-home streaming, family libraries, media streaming services, and the aforementioned family sharing plan.

SteamOS is taking flight: Valve's operating system for the Steam Deck can now officially be installed on other devices. To this end, Valve has released a recovery image that allows SteamOS to be ...

According to ProtonDB, almost half of Steam's 10 most popular games—Destiny 2, Apex Legends, PUBG and Rainbow Six Siege—will not work on SteamOS. The culprit, it seems, is anti-cheat software ...

SteamOS's solution for compatibility is to translate Direct X API calls to Vulkan, while at the same time using an open source AMD Radeon driver as opposed to the Windows one.