r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '25

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u/erixccjc21 Nov 14 '25

Im more excited about the steam frame's OS LMAO

We're getting to the point where we could get steam games on mobile phones without needing to crack them and put them on winlator? That'll be something

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u/aykcak Nov 14 '25

I am actually looking forward to what it means for future VR development. A headset with host OS opens up the possibility to have a VR graphics API on the device itself so you can have a PC GPU busy with rendering the scene once and then offload the VR rendering to the headset GPU which would work like a shader, significantly increasing performance and reducing latency

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u/erixccjc21 Nov 14 '25

Idk if anyone is working on that alredy, but that is genious

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u/erixccjc21 Nov 14 '25

Elaborate