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SteamOS as your daily driver?
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this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2024
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This is the answer, I was going to write almost word for word exactly that. OP if you mean using a Steam Deck as your daily driver, you're probably fine, if you mean installing it on a random PC then nope, even if you get it working it will be an uphill battle constantly.