By skyforbes It's the new Steam Machine. It's SteamOS, Arch, Bazzite. All GNU/Linux and BSDs for that matter. I'm a XNU/Darwin is "Not" UNIX girly, and I'm involved in that world for most of my computing. But I do build computers and unfortunately have one "PC" running Windows 11 Pro w/ WSL2 Debian plaguing my space out of necessity. I started using GNU/Linux here and there for various projects starting waaay back in 2012 when I was just a child on Ubuntu. Learning a lot more recently ever since the announcement and I'm starting to fall in love with GNU/Linux and the BSDs even more so than before (Debian, Arch/EndeavourOS, NixOS, Slackware, etcetera such as FreeBSD plus OpenBSD and so on). That's happening a lot more with people my age, and by extension future users. But the normies? Every post I see from the normies in regard to the Steam Machine is excitement. And most importantly, preparations to finally switch. Got my Gen X father-in-law on Debian, he loves it. My wife is begging me ("I don't want OneDrive! Can we please get started on the switch?") to reimagine their desktop, and I will be doing so very very soon.