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Why more PC gaming handhelds should ditch Windows for SteamOS

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Next up: Could SteamOS 3 be coming to a desktop gaming rig near you?

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  Reminds me of my friend getting in trouble in high school’s the PC lab for changing all the startup screens from saying “Windows 95” to “Winblows 95.”
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    A misunderstood visionary.

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