Chromebook devices that focus on games work

Google's ambitions for Chromebooks that focus on games may be close to reality.After years of Steam raising the Chrome operating system and even support for the NVIDIA NVIDIA and tracking beam on the arm -based chromebook devices, signals have now been monitored to the new Chromebook devices for games in the experimental versions of the Chrome OS operating system.

Google revealed two years ago that it was also working on Steam's support for Chromebook devices, but we have heard very few since then.

9to5google reports three symbolic names for Chromebook devices for potential games, all of which are equipped with RGB keyboards.The post speculates that both HP and Lenovo can test Chromebook devices for games, based on employee contributions to the Chrome operating system code.It seems that the third mysterious device, with the symbolic name Ripple, is a tablet with a semester keyboard.

A new science has also been discovered in Chrome OS that allows the RGB keyboard support, which is common on Razer games for the Razer and many other original equipment manufacturers.While science can be just additional support for current USB keyboard, 9To5GOOGLE is believed to have been added..RGB keyboards are not something without games, and Steam will be the key if the game's Chromebook devices will become true.

Instead of convincing alternatives, VALVE continued to announce Steam Deck, a Linux game device that begins shipping in late February.Steam Deck can make games on Linux more common than they are today, thanks to the VALVE technology from Valve technology.Proton is a compatibility layer that allows Steam to play Windows games on Linux and the support list is increasing.

Proton now also supports two of the most common anti-cheating systems, Easy Anti-Chaat (EAC) and Battleye.The developers still need to test and confirm the work of their games with the support of Proton Anti-Cheat, but Steam Deck and any potential Chromebook devices can open for common addresses such as an electronic game and APEC LiGendzo 2 and an infinite halo, and Baji.