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Then you use it wrong. No idea how that's possible but I run Steam on Windows, macOS, and Linux and except very early in the life cycle of the Steam Deck, I can't remember Steam ever crashing on me in the last 10 or so years.
"you use it wrong"... Of course... It cannot possibly be the fault of a shitty software and it must be me...
If you were correct, there'd be widespread reports of crashes. While no software is always free of bugs, if a piece of software is crashing for you all the time and hardy for everybody else, it's the logical conclusion that the underlying problem is on your side, probably by installing unstable drivers.
Hahaha like people will fill a bug report everytime a software crash... I wonder whether you're delusional or blinded by your faith into this piece if shit of a software.