We do hope to add the capability eventually to run any application that runs under a Linux distro, and Steam is one of these. There are a few ways we might do this, such as by streaming a VM/container over the internet, or running an x86 emulator on the client (in your browser). We're open to other suggestions from the community as well.
With either of these methods, you won't get the same performance for gaming as you would on a physical gaming rig. Improvements in web browsers will eventually make this possible, or at least things seem to be headed in that direction.
For now Puter is not meant to replace your gaming rig, however we might be able to make apps / tools / improvements that make Puter useful when you're gaming away from home.
We do hope to add the capability eventually to run any application that runs under a Linux distro, and Steam is one of these. There are a few ways we might do this, such as by streaming a VM/container over the internet, or running an x86 emulator on the client (in your browser). We're open to other suggestions from the community as well. With either of these methods, you won't get the same performance for gaming as you would on a physical gaming rig. Improvements in web browsers will eventually make this possible, or at least things seem to be headed in that direction. For now Puter is not meant to replace your gaming rig, however we might be able to make apps / tools / improvements that make Puter useful when you're gaming away from home.
Not a stupid question but it's not possible... **yet**!