How to Install SteamOS To Your Computer

These Steam OS are made by Valve. A company that distributes for a paid and free Game Online. For favorite free games from Valve that I like is Dota 2. Until now I still play this game. This Distro is designed specifically for a gaming. Playable games are available in the Steam Store.

Steam OS is equipped with linux kernel tweak. An Addition to ensuring that someone is better at gaming performance with other Distros.

And in this tutorial I will explain How to install Linux Steam OS on your computer.

Let's get started

Download tho ISO SteamOS from Valve's Web Site.

Connect your USB drive to your computer.
Format it.
If you use windows. right-Click the drive, select format, and choose FAT32.
For OS X, enter the Utilities folder in your Application List, click Disk Utilitiy, select Erase, and choose MS-DOS (Fat).
Rename the USB Drive to "SYSRESTORE".

If download has finish. Extrack all files to USB drive.

Turn Off your computer.
Select Boot to USB Drive.
Selection you are looking for will read something along the lines of "UEFI: USB Brand Name PMAP".

Next, select the "Restore Entire Disk".

After Installation is complete, press Enter to shut down the machine.

Remove the USB Drive from your computer. and you should now be running SteamOS.

Custom Installation.

First Method usually some people have some problem from installation. So maybe you can try to Custom Installation like Below.

Download the Custom Install SteamOS file from Valve's Web Site.
Connect Your USB Drive to Computer.
Windows Format It to Fat32.
OS X format to MS-DOS(FAT)
After Download has finish, Unzip the File, and extract all content to root of your flash Drive
Shut Down computer and boot to USB Driver
Select the "Automated Install". This method will erase your entire hard driver.

Process Installation

After Complete. Remove USB Drive. And your system will be reboot.
Select partition that reads. "SteamOS GNU/Linux, weith Linux 3.10-3-amd64".

Change to GNOME option and enter Steam for username and password.
Click on the Activities button in the top left corner of the screen, select the Applications tab, open Terminal Application, type in "steam", press enter, and accept the terms of use agreement.

Click on steam button in the top right corner of the screen and log out of your session.
log back to GNOME desktop, with username and password.
Type "./post_logon.sh" in terminal. enter the password.
dont panic if the numbers dont appear when your type them out, just type "desktop" and press enter.