It would launch windows but I replaced the explorer.exe shell with steam's big picture mode.
Yes ago I did have a dedicated makeshift "steam machine". However SteamOS on a DEDICATED unit has a lot of appeal I think, so much so I think im gonna do this with one of the extra PC's I have lying around (though I admit its mostly for giggles for me since I already have a steam deck and dont really use my TV these days anyway). If you wanted to go full linux no a daily driver PC, a more traditional linux distro would be much more ideal. YouTuber Phawx has a few demos of this technology on his YouTube channel, upscaling DVD resolution games to 720p.I dont think you'd want to do this with your daily driver PC machine (be it laptop or desktop). Basically, this technology allows you to upscale any old game.
This is what FSR enables on the entire Steam Deck system, where any game can be scaled from a resolution lower than the native resolution of the screen. Second, Steam OS uses a technology called Gamescope, which only works with AMD GPUs. Being an Arch Linux based system, you will need to pass the ‘sudo pacman -Sy’ command from time to time. In HoloISO they have not been able to replicate that partition system, so it is time to update the system by hand. The update is downloaded to partition B, it is verified and then it is installed on partition A to prevent data from being corrupted or installing unsigned software on the console. The console is divided into two partitions. On the Deck, the system works exactly the same as it does on a console like the PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch. The first big difference between HoloISO and Steam OS is the updates.
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