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Seems like a cool project I might try if valve doesn't release a steam console soon
i think we're getting there. The new ASUS ROG Ally is shipping with Steam OS and official Steam OS support, and I think this is just the beginning. If this partnership goes smoothly, I think Valve will open up the floodgates to other manufacturers doing similar stuff. And I think this will include a new wave of "Steam Machines".
Could always just buy a NUC?
They don't have HDMI CEC
The new steamos release for x86 is a nice start though. I was trying to run stock KDE before and and nothing worked with HDR and I couldn't get any sound out of my TV's TOSLINK output. Being able to run steamOS is probably a big improvement for out-of-the-box setups.