Valve releases public beta of Steam for Arm+Linux; some are already running it natively on a rooted Switch, signaling the future of ARM gaming on the console.
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What is happening
Valve is moving forward with the idea of bringing Windows games to ARM, with the Steam Frame serving as the tip of the iceberg.
A public beta of Steam for Arm+Linux has been released, and there is already a report of someone running the software natively on a rooted Nintendo Switch — although it is not yet possible to play games.
What this could mean
This development suggests paths for ARM compatibility in portable consoles, opening up possibilities for future experiences with Windows games on the Switch.
What is your take on this move? Do you believe we will see Windows games running natively on the Switch soon? Leave your opinion in the comments.
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