Valve in 2015. Linux based and game oriented Announcing an operating system had an impact on the gaming world. The fact that operating systems based on the Linux kernel were poor in terms of gaming performance could have destroyed this operating system. However, it was not so and SteamOS failed in general. According to Valve’s latest announcement SteamOS 3.0 hopes are rekindled.
Steam Deck, the handheld console that Valve announced this summer, will also work with SteamOS. Although players think that SteamOS will no longer be released for PC, according to Valve’s statement, SteamOS 3.0 for everyone is coming.
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SteamOS 3.0 will come with big innovations
The last version of SteamOS was version 2,195 released two years ago. This version is Arch based and has KDE Plasma 5 as its user interface. From Arch with new major update of SteamOS to Debian base transition will be made. However, after two years, we expect that we will finally have a better interface.
The only known detail for the PC platform at the moment is that the operating system will also be released for the PC. Since operating systems using the Linux kernel still do not offer good performance in gaming, we are hesitant to expect a major development. However, if Valve uses this operating system on the Steam Deck, which it claims will play every game rely on performance boost should be.
Debian is more efficient than Arch Linux when it comes to gaming performance. So we’re still waiting for the new version of SteamOS. New version most likely in February of 2022 will be published.
Why SteamOS when you can have Windows 11?
Microsoft announced Windows 11 with its promotion in June. Even before Windows 11 arrived, Windows was the leading operating system for gaming productivity. The fact that Windows 11 comes with big promises about the game makes the possible success of SteamOS doubtful.
with SteamOS supported You can also download games from other digital game stores. But we wonder exactly what privilege SteamOS will offer players. Maybe It fits well with the Steam Deck console and SteamOS is a good bridge between all the platforms Steam runs on. Time will show that.
Do you think Valve will be able to achieve success on the PC platform with SteamOS 3.0?