The emergence of SteamOS handhelds, like Lenovo's Legion Go S, signals a significant shift in the gaming industry, as manufacturers seek alternatives to Windows-based systems.
With a Steam logo on the black variant of Lenovo's device, it's clear that there’s burgeoning support for SteamOS, potentially marking a renaissance for Linux in handheld gaming.
Lenovo's move towards SteamOS follows Valve's branding updates, indicating a pivot to collaborate with third-party manufacturers to facilitate the widespread adoption of SteamOS hardware.
Valve's past attempts with Steam Machines faltered due to developer support issues, but advancements like Proton now suggest that the market environment has matured.
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