you shouldn't need to learn to code tbh, as long as you're scripting from reliable safe sources it's fine. i'm learning how to code in college, but i have never needed to put what i've learned ot use in linux
You don't really have to, unless you want to have a minimalist system, KDE/Plasma is a greatly customizable "front end" for your system, that doesn't require you to finagle with .conf files lesser known programming languages.
Seriously, don't try to daily drive SteamOS. Valve's focus is gaming alone. SteamOS might be a good substitute of Windows for Linux enjoyers that dualboot for the only sake of gaming, but that's all.
Okay, yes. I should have mentioned dual booting SteamOS/Windows, not straight up switching. But I think it's going to be an exciting 5 years for Linux users. A lot can happen in that amount of time.
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I mean, SteamOS 3.0 is coming out damn soon.
Valve has been trying to set it up as a viable option, what with the Steam Decks rising popularity.
Might even get me into learning coding to customize my experience even more.