Linux-Distributionen

An immutable, Fedora-based gaming distribution from the Universal Blue project, built to bring a SteamOS-like console/handheld experience to arbitrary PCs and handheld gaming devices.

An open-source, community-driven distribution explicitly designed to replicate the Steam Deck's console-like Gaming Mode experience on ordinary desktop PCs, laptops, and handhelds.

An Ubuntu-LTS-based gaming distribution with a customized MATE desktop, prioritizing a low-latency, low-overhead system tuned specifically for game performance.

A visually dramatic, performance- and gaming-oriented Arch Linux derivative, shipping a heavily themed KDE Plasma desktop and gaming tools pre-installed by default.

A Fedora-based distribution maintained by a prominent Proton/kernel contributor, pre-patched and pre-configured specifically to maximize out-of-the-box gaming compatibility and performance.

A newer Debian/Ubuntu-hybrid gaming distribution built around a custom-patched, performance-tuned kernel and pre-installed gaming tooling, aimed at squeezing more performance out of a .deb-based system.

A Brazilian, openSUSE-based distribution aimed at gamers and content creators, built around its own curated app/game store and pre-configured Vulkan/gaming graphics support.

Valve's own gaming-focused Linux distribution, the operating system that ships on the Steam Deck and powers Proton, the compatibility layer that runs most Windows games on Linux.