If the Steam Machine/SteamOS fails will it take Linux gaming with it?
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The use case for a steammachine is that it's another console for the living room. Lot of people have multiple consoles. The difference with steammachines is that you will have better graphics and performance. 4k displays @60fps is a big step up. Consoles fall behind in performance from day 1.
Steam Machines that can do 4K@60fps will cost much more then the XBO and PS4 consoles do.
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