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Use what ever distro you like.
it will be designed and tweaked to work for steam by steam from the get go
we can do this ourselves,
but it can be a lot depending on the distro and desktop
i can't wait to try it, very curious to see what they do
It is as secure as any other version of Linux or how ever you want to make it.
Windows, on the other hand, hid the file extensions by default, resulting in famous cases where people got emails with executable scripts and double clicked them, thinking they were text or picture files. When Windows Vista finally introduced the User Account Control popups, the "I'm a PC/I'm a Mac" commercials mocked them for being overprotective, even though Linux had had Sudo for 20 years at that point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZDiQczOsdc
SteamOS is more secure than most, since it locks the root file system by default, so the user can only change stuff in their home directory, preventing them from damaging anything accidentally, or running scripts that change the root.