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What does Steam OS mean for the future of Gog?
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Nothing.
Everything or Nothing

with a heavy leaning on nothing. for me at least.
Steam's own 32X attachment.
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dangerous-boy: What does Steam OS mean for the future of Gog?
It means that Galaxy needs a native Linux port.
Anything is possible.

(Except the impossible, of course.)
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dangerous-boy: What does Steam OS mean for the future of Gog?
GOG works just fine on SteamOS. Aand by that, I mean Galaxy and individual games installed without Galaxy.
nothing can beat the legacy set by the ibm pc, nothing
Heroic launcher partnered with GOG, but that's just Electron garbage.

What erm, exactly do you fear from SteamOS, if anything?
Has not SteamOS existed for about 11 years now?
SteamOS has been around since 2013.
If it was going to destroy GOG, it would have done so already.
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dnovraD: Heroic launcher partnered with GOG, but that's just Electron garbage.

What erm, exactly do you fear from SteamOS, if anything?
Gamers will abandon windows 11 and go to steam os. Steam would then control the market through their OS and lock out GOG and other launchers.
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amok: Has not SteamOS existed for about 11 years now?
Lenova is putting it on their hand held system.
Post edited 21 minutes ago by dangerous-boy
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dnovraD: Heroic launcher partnered with GOG, but that's just Electron garbage.

What erm, exactly do you fear from SteamOS, if anything?
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dangerous-boy: Gamers will abandon windows 11 and go to steam os. Steam would then control the market through their OS and lock out GOG and other launchers.
This will never happen because steam dose not even see GOG as threat. This has to be troll tread.