As we wrote a week ago, Chromebooks are the perfect choices for office work and media browsing. These are mainly cheaper laptops with mediocre specifications that use the ChromeOS system with a very limited number of supported applications. So it’s a surprise that Steam on Chromebooks is now officially available.
Today, Google, after a rather subtle announcement, has published instructions on how to run Steam on ChromeOS on supported hardware. Unfortunately, this is not much, because the requirement includes newer devices – models with Intel Iris Xe graphics, 11th generation Core i5 or i7 processors and at least 8 GB of RAM.
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Currently, Steam on Chromebooks is available in the alpha version, which is mainly supported by ASUS models, because:
Google warns of potential stability issues and a not particularly simple installation process. However, when you deal with it, you will be able to play a number of games checked by Google in versions tailored for Linux, including:
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