Steam revolutionized digital distribution for PC games, but Valve’s more recent push toward Linux and Proton-based gaming—whether through the Steam Deck or Steam Machine—is its most ambitious move yet. While making Linux a viable gaming platform is commendable, it comes with significant trade-offs for average users.
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