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Linux distro for gaming
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this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2023
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Can you show me where in the requirements the OP said anything other than "choice is the best for gaming". I think SteamOS falls firmly into that category.
This version of steam OS isn’t what is on the deck, it’s an old Debian-based distro Valve tried to push years ago for a failed “Steam Machines “ initiative. At the time of writing the os on Steam deck of not available for download.