Microsoft is reportedly fixing Windows 11 to take on the Steam Machine, but here's what else it needs to do
Microsoft has reportedly launched an internal initiative called K2 to improve Windows 11's performance and reliability, aiming to compete with Linux-based gaming systems like the Steam Deck. The company plans to address user complaints regarding AI integration, performance issues, and unreliability, with goals to achieve performance parity with SteamOS within two years. Additionally, Microsoft is looking to reintroduce features like taskbar customization and simplify the installation process by reducing mandatory Microsoft account usage and prompts for other services.
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