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I ditched my Steam Deck 4 months ago -- but I'm going back | Digital Trends
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@AnonymousLlama
The Steam Deck and other handheld PCs also rocks for emulation, not only for light indie games.
Here is a part of the article which bugs me a byte:
Having Windows 11 on the device is not an objective measure to be better. If anything, this is a subjective matter. In my opinion Windows is far worse as an operating system for a handheld PC (or any PC at all). Sure you have more games to play with, but the usability and customization sucks, plus Microsoft is spying on you.
Even by the standards of Windows, Windows 11 seems to be worse than 10.
The dumbest thing about that statement is that nothing stops them from installing Windows on the Deck. I would never want to, but if someone felt that Windows was truly better for the device they certainly have the option of using it.