This Linux-powered box is a key part of Valve's strategy to double-down on the advantages of an open-ish ecosystem like Steam on Windows and to breathe life into the innovative but commercially ...

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Hassle-free Linux box might be an oxymoron (like government efficiency), but it's an interesting strategy by startup company Zonbu. They have create a small form factor home PC, used a low-end Via ...

Most gamers use consoles or high-end Windows PCs, but for Linux gamers, there's now a powerhouse contender to rival these proprietary computers: The ZaReason Gamerbox 9400.

If it can pull off cheap, powerful hardware while persuading other game companies to jump ship to Linux, the Steam Box might serve to disrupt the console and PC gaming markets simultaneously.

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The “Steam Box” (not a term yet officially used by Valve) would be a small form factor PC with gaming chops and Steam for Linux.

“What have we been doing?” Valve’s Gabe Newell asks the LinuxCon audience after praising the innovation the PC’s open platform fosters.Turns out Valve have a plan. They want the openness ...