To be clear, Steam isn't leaving Windows, not unless it's forcibly pushed out (and that's unlikely to happen), but there is a major push towards supporting Linux. It begins with the Steam client ...

Since the release of the Linux Steam client, Linux gamers have had a greater range of choice. Today, more than 1,900 games are available for download, with another 100 on their way. This compares well ...

Valve has rolled out a new Steam Client Beta update aimed at fixing slow update installation speeds, cutting the process from minutes to just seconds in some cases. Valve has released a new update for ...

In brief: It seems that Valve is bringing some interesting UI updates to the Steam client for Windows, Mac, and Linux, including a revamped downloads page and an updated library with storage ...

Now these points of data make a beautiful line... Edit for something useful: Was thinking that the growth in Linux users was just steam deck, but it's awesome to see people actually using it for their ...