Remember the Steam Link, the $50 box from Valve that let you stream games from your PC to any TV in your house? The hardware has been discontinued, but Steam Link is still around as an app for iOS, Android, and-perhaps most intriguingly-the Raspberry Pi.

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How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.While the company has said SteamOS and Steam Machines aren’t dead, those products along with Steam Link have failed to garner more than niche interest. The move away from dedicated hardware coincides with Valve’s waning support for SteamOS and Steam Machines. At the time, Valve stated that it would continue supporting the existing Steam Link hardware along with the software versions of Steam Link. The Raspberry Pi beta comes a few weeks after Valve announced that Steam Link hardware production has stopped.

Most comments on the announcement thread have been positive, suggesting the Raspberry Pi hardware is more than capable of handling the app. Steam Link for Raspberry Pi is fully featured, similar to Steam Link software on PC, Mac, Linux, and Android. Valve started the public Raspberry Pi Steam Link beta on Monday, December 3 after a pinned thread on the Steam Community forums announced it. Valve also recently ended production of official Steam Link hardware. The Raspberry Pi Steam Link beta is available now for Pi 3 and 3 B+ systems running Raspbian Stretch. Valve released a beta version of its game-streaming Steam Link for the Raspberry Pi.

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