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Which if they hadn't completely lost their way would be unnecessary because anything not related to browsing would be an addon.

No, they don't. They don't actually listen to users.

The fact that you thought they're a "vaguely related company" is a pretty big tell that your comment is gonna be full of shit. I mean... seriously.

Also...

So from your own personal experience, the very large pool of Steam users who don't have any of these devices are all potential buyers for multiple devices?!
You can't even evaluate the business case of yourself. Why comment at all?
And even...

So again, based on your own personal experience, even you might be a potential buyer if they can nail the industrial design and make it comfortable??!
Your analysis is as bad as the wildest maniacs on this site, even if you can form your words into more reasonable sentences than many of them.

I use Linux specifically because of the license. Linux succeeded because of the license. If Ubuntu wants to change what made Linux successful then the obvious thing to do is to change to not using Ubuntu.

Yes that is what it is supposed to do. You opened a pipe to a file destructively, it did what you asked. Don't ask for that if you don't want it. Once you do that the original file is gone. Either append with >> or write to a temp file next time.

At first I was suspicious of the "needs more RAM" claim, from what I've heard people yapping, but before putting my foot in my mouth I usually check my facts... and I'm glad I did, because there's a million brands of RAM I can buy on [that site] for free pickup "tomorrow" at somewhat reasonable prices.

I think the legit counterpoint is that, while the Snapdragon 8 might seem powerful running phone apps, probably most of the games are gonna be streaming from a PC and the 16GB is mostly for graphics. And it's plenty for that.

Ok, but the drone market is a lot bigger than those 12 users, so it's not a very good comparison.
They only need to sell what they make for it to be 100% successful.

It sounds like you didn't make any effort to find out what Steam even is.

I think you answered your own question...

There's versions available in every language, as far as I can tell...

People who use commercial software on Linux are often on Ubuntu because it's what corps choose as the only thing "supported."

It may even be the majority of the user base.

You're not even bright enough to know the difference between some and all. You can't pass a basic "some foos are bars" logic test. All you do is spew BS and pretend you know more than everybody.

In some types of devices it forces an idle mode instead.

Yeah this project has nothing to do with security... it's just the Ubuntu developers are REALLY REALLY tired of hearing the FSF folks say "it's GNU Linux" every time they turn around.