The fake concern of about people of color is the most nauseating part.

For consumers yes. For enterprise level not quite yet.

Depends on the application.

Size and Cost are only part of the problem. Read/Write life s still a major hurdle for full SSD adoption.

Steam is a Windows Program that doesn't block access to windows and your pother software. Steam OS is an entirely separate installation which can only be accessed by rebooting your computer.

Of course it's a stupid idea, but OP is the one who suggested it.

I'm not talking about "hardcore console gamers". I'm talking about people who build their own pcs.

I don't have an issue with running a Linux OS. I'm a sys admin, I put my own builds together when I need to.

I can think of several ways to make a game only run on specific hardware.

Her hair is pulled back so tightly it make my head hurt.

No one would have cared it it had just worked.

Okay. So, try to make it simple for me.

Of course everyone complained about steam at first. It started as a patcher and server browser for the 1.6 beta and it was awful but they improved it to the point that many people started using it voluntarily instead of using the old WON system. They eased people into it with things like the Day of Defeat retail…

A steam exclusive isn't a steamOS or steambox exclusive.

Oh man. A new console that will cost 600 dollars! Who needs the dumb gaming rig I built when I could go drop half a mortgage payment.

Installing steam and installing a second OS that you need to boot into is rather different.

Microsoft had console with a price point below $500.00.

Based on what?