> I wonder if this means we’re going to see a TV/home console with Steam OS soon.
They existed, and they didn't really take off: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_Machine_(computer). But it was 10 years ago, things are different today
They existed, and they didn't really take off: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_Machine_(computer). But it was 10 years ago, things are different today
Source? My recollection was that it didn't. Wine had awful direct x translation, I'm not sure if it could do dx11 at all when the steam machine came out. DXVK is a proton project and without it few games could actually run at all.
That's not fair. Vulkan didn't exist when the original Steam Machines launched. Wine's Direct3D implementation also had different goals than the DXVK project, such as supporting macOS, older hardware, and non-gaming DirectX uses.