[STEAM] SteamOS continues its slow spread across the PC gaming landscape

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SteamOS's

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is continuing to creep along. At CES this week, Lenovo

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it will launch a version of last year's high-priced, high-powered Legion Go 2 handheld with Valve's gaming-focused, Linux-based OS pre-installed starting in June. And there are some intriguing signs from Valve that SteamOS could come to non-AMD devices in the not-too-distant future as well.

A new SteamOS-powered Legion Go 2 isn't exactly shocking news given how things have been going in the world of PC gaming handhelds. Lenovo became the first non-Valve hardware maker to embrace the Windows alternative when it announced a SteamOS-compatible version of the lower-end Legion Go S

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. When that version hit the market last spring,

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on many popular games.

Valve has also been working behind the scenes to expand SteamOS's footprint beyond its own hardware. After

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last May,

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offered support for manual installation on AMD-powered handhelds like the ROG Ally and the original Legion Go.

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