- The Valve Steamos 3.7 stable has official support for the Lenovo Legion Go S
- It also has limited care for other rounds powered by DMLA
- He promised future support for other devices
Microsoft Windows 11 was present on most portable games, including the Asus Rog Ally and the Lenovo Legion Go. However, this can be about to change, with the Valve Linux operating system that first makes its way to a new laptop.
As indicated by Videocardz, Valve Statemos 3.7 was published with the complete support of Lenovo Legion Go, as well as other portable play PCs powered by AMD. Although solutions such as preview pilots or beta versions have been available, this is the first time that Valve has provided players in installation instructions (especially for the Lenovo Legion Go and Asus Rog Ally).
Compatibility includes other portable play PCs powered by the AMD, but it is important to note that Valve said that only the Legion goes (and, of course, the steam bridge) would have official Steamos support. However, he points out that it is continuously operating on improved support for other pocket computers.
Fortunately, players still have other options such as Bazzite, which is essentially a steamos clone with additional features such as the portable demon for greater portable functionality; More importantly, it undoubtedly has more support thanks to updates for office PCs, laptops and pocket computers.
It could be some time before we saw Steamos in its full capacity on uncoupped bridge devices, therefore Bazzite, Chimera and other Steamos or Linux distros ideal for portable games are certainly those to watch in the meantime.
Another reason for Microsoft intense for pocket computers with Windows 11 …
In addition to the problems with anti-triche games that do not work on Linux (in particular Steamos), the execution of Microsoft Windows 11 on portable games has few advantages.
Even with tools such as the cash armory on the Asus Rog Ally, Microsoft has not yet recognized and supported portable devices. In addition, with the Windows 11 24:2 Windows revolution bugs, I was convinced to install Bazzite.
I must say that I am happy to have done it, because the user experience of Steamos for pocket computers is much better than Windows 11. It helped me to appreciate the sleep function more on the steam bridge, which is difficult to manage on Windows, because the games can crash completely by awakening your device. This is not a problem now because it is possible with other pocket computers using Steamos via Distros or the Valve Steamos distribution.
There are many reasons why Microsoft should integrate it with better Windows 11 features for pocket computers, but it’s the best time to act. Once the devices other than the Legion Go S and Steam Deck have a greater steamos support, I suspect that more PC players will turn away from the popular operating system …
