Microsoft should really consider creating a Windows Go variant of Windows 11 that just works for handheld systems, with the rising popularity of handheld systems. Especially with devices that natively run Windows.

Hey dude, I really enjoyed your video, but I have some constructive criticism if you want to improve the viewer experience. I had to rewatch it four times because it was difficult to follow. In my opinion, you provide too many unnecessary details. For example, you explain why you switched to the enterprise version of Windows and then mention that it is a lighter version compared to regular Windows. It's a bit redundant. Also, when setting up Playnite and excluding Xbox console games, there's no need for an explanation. Just say something like "choose the games you want to import." Regarding the part where you question why the Installed filter or grayed uninstalled aren't default settings, just give advice and demonstrate how it's done. People will understand immediately. I hope you can make your videos more streamlined. Wishing you success and well-being.

Is this the Steam Deck OLED? or the LCD version of it? I currently have the OLED and have been looking to get windows and the sound working properly on there. I already have Windows 11 installed, but there has been issues with the audio, where you can only hear something if you plug in headphones into it. Bluetooth doesn't work either.

Hey man, great video! Is there a significant performance headroom for using a windows version you use compared to commercial Win 11? I’m currently using Win 11 home with SDT and planning on installing Playnite for my front end.

I like running windows for the memes but as my name implies I'm perfectly happy with *nix systems. The only real reason I've had to run windows was anti-cheat.

Windeck OS is a godsend try that out

Just install windows, but i can't tell you how to get the windows version you need. And the way it sounded was because it's not legal? I don't think steam os getting better is the answer. Even indi games play on the steam deck with out using steam. It's the developers that need to press a few extra buttons or type a bit of code for them to work on steam os/linux. The more people reject using windows the more developers will make their games work on steam os/linux.

Epic, gog and amazon work great in Heroic, its really just MP anti cheat that gives it grief. They cannot run SteamOS, once valve releases it, many will run it. Your metrics are not really founded, I found SteamOS ran the same or better in most places. As a Windows engineer, its sucks in most cases and is terrible on the handheld, but there is some benefits, but not many and none are that critical.

More like minimize your steam deck

Check your audio no one can hear you .