Late Night Linux Late Night Linux – Episode 316
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Jan 14, 2025 The Lenovo Legion Go S is making waves as a new handheld gaming device supporting SteamOS. Discussions of the 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 spark a spirited debate on its practicality amid competition with mini PCs. The hosts explore the intriguing advancements in AI technology for subtitling in video. Governance issues in the WordPress community raise eyebrows, reflecting on the importance of strong leadership in open-source projects. Plus, a look into the future of web browsers reveals the ongoing struggle between Chromium and independent engines.
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SteamOS Expansion
- Lenovo releases the Legion Go S, the first authorized third-party SteamOS handheld.
- Valve will release a SteamOS beta in April, installable on other handhelds and PCs.
Resolution vs. Performance
- The Steam Deck's 720p resolution enables higher frame rates in demanding games.
- Higher resolutions on handhelds might reduce battery life.
Microsoft Enters Handheld Gaming
- Microsoft's announcement of combining Xbox and Windows for handhelds suggests they see SteamOS as competition.
- This competition may drive innovation in the handheld gaming market.
