Valve promises that Steam Deck production will "be in the hundreds of thousands" (opens in new tab) within a month, so users can rest assured they won't be relegated to playing Elden Ring on their refrigerator, as much as we'd love to see it. One user, Mattchew_X, managed to get it running on an old iMac with just a couple of lines of code (opens in new tab). Reddit users eagerly awaiting their Steam Deck delivery from Gabe (opens in new tab), have already started jamming the recovery image onto other devices in anticipation. "SteamOS 3 proper will come out sometime after launch (and even then it may not work on your toaster)."
Depending on what you try to install it on (desktop, another handheld, refrigerator, toaster), it may not work properly. "For all the tinkerers out there, please note that this system image is not quite SteamOS 3 yet. SteamOS 3 proper will come out sometime after launch (and even then it may not work on your toaster). Valve has made it clear that, for any tinkerers who might be looking to install it on other devices, it might not work so well. Recovery instructions can be found in the Steampowered FAQ (opens in new tab) if you're running into issues, and with the instructions comes a warning.
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