Linux & Open Source News Linux Foundation endorses Chromium, SteamOS ISO is coming
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Jan 11, 2025 Discover the Linux Foundation's exciting collaboration with Google to support Chromium-based browsers while raising eyebrows over Google’s dominance. Get a sneak peek at the upcoming SteamOS ISO and learn how Microsoft plans to revamp its interface to compete. Catch updates from Budgie and KDE Plasma, featuring new enhancements for Linux desktops. Plus, hear about the gaming community's push for Linux support and some controversy around Dell's product renaming, all while Apple faces criticism for its AI technology.
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Chromium Governance
- The Linux Foundation partners with Google for a Chromium-based browser initiative.
- However, Google retains full control, limiting community impact.
SteamOS Expansion
- Lenovo Legion Go S will be the first third-party SteamOS device, launching in May.
- A standalone SteamOS ISO beta will release, enabling wider testing and custom handheld builds.
Microsoft vs. SteamOS
- Microsoft is developing a handheld-friendly interface for Windows 11.
- This aims to compete with SteamOS by addressing Windows 11's poor handheld optimization.