The media seems to have this non-stop desire to write think piece after think piece about how snake peoples are a smartphone-obsessed, basement dwelling generation who expect everything on a silver spoon. It could also be used to buy a game when at work (or school) and have it begin installing right then on your home PC.A couple weeks back you may have seen a lot of news coverage about a Chrome extension that, when installed, replaces all instances of the word ‘millennials’ on the webpages you visit with ‘snake people’. It has a messenger for friends, voice chat, a web browser, a store, etc. It would be great to have a Steam client on Chrome OS because it isn't just for launching games. They are solid state drives, not mechanical hard drives.

I have Chrome OS on a PC with a 60GB SSD and 8GB 2133MHz DDR3 and an AMD A4-5300 3.6GHz cpu. Then there is the basic fact that Steam does not support the OS anyway, so its pointless. You also have a storage issue, as Chromebooks are netbooks that lack hard-drives and store downloads through Google Drive. No Chromebook has anything better than a laptop-class i3, which cannot run games at all. Long answer: You cannot run Steam on ChromeOS, as the operating system is only capable of running plugins that are supported through Flash, Shockwave, or the play store. He's asking how to get Steam on ChromeOS, which means a Chromebook. Originally posted by tacoshy:how does any pc work without a harddrive to store something? and chrome isnt a pc it is an OS so this comment makes no sense imo.

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