• doppydrop@lemmy.ca
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      1 year ago

      I mean that is what he is asking for, but with the added benefit of doing whatever the hell we want with it too. Personally I'd be down for that too

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        1 year ago

        Steam Machines were the solution, but no one fucking bought any of them so the market decided OPs desire was a waste of time and money.

        • TechAdmin@lemmy.world
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          The OS was also very limited with focus on Linux ports of games which there were not very many at the time. Proton wasn't a thing yet. I bought two of them, one for myself and one for my brother. I tested it out & it was neat but wiped both to do clean installs of Windows 7 so could play the games we wanted.