Linux reaches new peak of 2.69% in Steam Hardware & Software Survey: May 2025
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I've not heard of CachyOS, but to capture 2.54% of the steam linux market feels significant. It jumped right past other established Arch-based distros like Endeavor and Manjaro.
I use the cachyos kernel on an otherwise plain arch setup. I don't game much, but I tried it out and just stuck with it.
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More people should use EndeavourOS. It's fantastic for gaming.
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Nice, I'm part of that .05% Debian 12 crowd.
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I'd guess that desktop Linux users are statistically using their PC in summer more than the normal PC user (using windows).
What? I can definitely say that that's true for literally all of my friends and especially me.
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where is fedora?
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Not sure wtf those 97% are thinking
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More people should use EndeavourOS. It's fantastic for gaming.
I've been thinking of switching back to Arch. Currently using Nobara, and its moved to rolling release anyway.
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Odd that SteamOS only show up in the Linux only view.
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Nice, I'm part of that .05% Debian 12 crowd.
We’re doing our part!
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I'm just glad that I'm not the only one running steam on Debian.
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where is fedora?
In other
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More people should use EndeavourOS. It's fantastic for gaming.
It is. The switch last year, coming from windows, was a bit rough but that's also partly due to the nvidia drivers. They got way better in the mean time. And then it's just learning how things work and how to troubleshoot if I do something stupid.
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More people should use EndeavourOS. It's fantastic for gaming.
I mean, that's basically the same as Arch.
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Why are some in quotes?
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I mean, that's basically the same as Arch.
Yeah, just much easier to install, which is what I want from it, I never got the argument that by installing arch manually you "learn" what's on your pc, idgaf, even as a software developer let alone a normie, I want a working system, that just works
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I'm somewhat surprised there isn't a Fedora there, it's a pretty great and up-to-date distro.
I'm also somewhat surprised Flatpak isn't higher!
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For all the valve bootlickers here: while it is good that they are now supporting linux remember that if the shares still look favorable to windows it's thanks to company like valve who for decades promoted proprietary software.
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Why are some in quotes?
Just a guess, maybe those don't have explicitly set distribution names and are basically named by Valve themselves.
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bazzite bitches
No thanks. I'd like to keep full control over my operating system and only accidentally ruin it every few years.
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Tumbleweed users RISE UP!
I'm even running it on my Steam Deck.
