Boox might be your best bet. Since they all generally run android. I can't vouch for their performance or longevity. I've heard mixed. But they're on my short list when my Kobo Libra goes the way of the dodo.

You're a mean one. Mr. Grink.

Hammer meet nail

A little effort might be required. Anti cheat stuff comes to mind. But yeah, generally no effort needed

Yeah, back in 2012 Valve did try and get Devs to sign on and develop Linux native titles. It didn't work out. Now however Valve has it worked out, and it takes very little if any effort on the developers part to get titles running on Steam OS.

Microsoft doesn't offer software support for Steam installed games as far as I'm aware. You would generally reach out to the developer or publisher of the title. Or Steam/Valve itself. Google jumped into waters it didn't understand. It was also about streaming games. Kinda an apples to oranges thing

How would Microsoft fit in to any of it? Genuinely curious about this take.

I'm shocked and not shocked. What's that fence doing? What's holding up the hood? Why is this surrealist but in a bad way?

Be: The most expensive Xbox in history

Do not: Play actual Xbox games

Not for much longer. Thats been changed too. You can now get Xbox Giftcards through MS rewards and redeem them towards GamePass

www.nytimes.com/2025/09/11/o...

I always wonder why atheists respond to Christian apologists. Do you think it's going to be a lightbulb moment? Or is it the desire to be proven right? Or something else? Regardless. The scholarly consensus is that there was a man named Jesus of Nazareth and he was crucified.

But he was written about, and not just in the Biblical sense. Tacitus and Josephus, are the prime examples. There is no archeological evidence, but there isn't archeological evidence for 99.9% of the peasant class.