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AYANEO NEXT LITE no longer ships with SteamOS-like HoloISO Linux - Windows 11 instead (www.gamingonlinux.com)

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 9 months ago

This is the best summary I could come up with:

AYANEO aren't entirely dropping it though, as they will still be offering HoloISO Linux (it's like SteamOS), but the device will now instead ship with Windows 11.

Following the announcement of the operating system for AYANEO NEXT LITE, players and friends have shown great interest and engaged in lively discussions.

Some players provided feedback indicating the continued preference for a Windows operating system.

The streamlined and efficient HololSO system aims to offer players a more convenient game management, smooth and stable gaming performance, lower overall power consumption, and native compatibility with both controllers and touchscreen operations.

This approach aligns with the gaming habits of handheld device users, providing players with a richer selection of operating systems.

At least they will still be offering it up for download, but as we long-timers know, most people don't generally change their operating system on any device.

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