Android is hugely fragmented as well, and anyway Valve uses Steam runtime to go around the issue of distro fragmentation. I am running Steam on several different distros at home without any issue at all.
Using Android as a desktop environment is a terrible idea, because you'll only get mobile GPU chips to work with that kind of software stack, and they are massively underpowered vs the graphics cards you have on PC. That's only a good idea if you want to play stuff like Angry birds on your TV, but any serious gamer would not want that.
Using Android as a desktop environment is a terrible idea, because you'll only get mobile GPU chips to work with that kind of software stack, and they are massively underpowered vs the graphics cards you have on PC. That's only a good idea if you want to play stuff like Angry birds on your TV, but any serious gamer would not want that.