And with Proton and the Steam Deck, Valve is also removing the argument that you can't game on Linux.

For those who don't know, it's basically a PC in the form of a Switch, with access to a large part of the Steam library (even a lot of unsupported games play well if you're willing to tweak things).

It has very good specs for a handheld, and you can emulate most games up to the Switch, and some Switch games run even better on the deck than on the Switch.

As it's open, you can even install Windows or replace parts if you want.

It has surpassed all my expectations and it feels like the deck together with Proton is solving the last big obstacle with Linux on desktop.