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Fedora Games Lab Looks To Be Revitalized As Modern Linux Gaming Showcase
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No it's called excessive costs and labor in the form of customer service and a degraded support experience for the end user.
What customer service are you referring to? People can already submit customer service concerns about SteamOS. Valve are not obligated to do anything about them. If anything there would be fewer of them because it would actually work.
What customer service do you think those other distributions are offering? What customer service do you think MS is offering?
Liability and expectations. You can sue Valve. You are unable to sue Bazzite, and they have no liability or warranties for any given release of their operating system.
Steam Support is held in high regard because they are willing to go above and beyond for customers prior. If something broke inside of a generic SteamOS installation completely outside of Valve's control, that would reflect badly on the staff and the brand.
You can sue anyone for anything.
SteamOS doesn't either.
It's already outside of Valve's control. They don't control the Linux kernel, they don't control KDE, they don't control any of the software on the device, including ones pre-installed or ones in the store. And they don't need to.