Yes, that's what I'm saying. Running Android on Linux is one thing, and that only requires Waydroid and has nothing to do with Steam.

Having an SDK stack specifically for androidarm64 means there are extensions there to hook into the Steam client, meaning Android apps that use Steam platform for...something. This was never announced or discussed.

It has nothing to do with Frame specifically, because you don't need an entire SDK entry point for one device that has nothing to do with Android anyway.

So it must mean that they intend to give the option to hook in to Steam for game devs that already have Android builds and distribution or something. Like Netflix games, Rockstar, Bethesda...etc.

Well, if you compare it to the state of the Play Store, likely 95% of games wouldn't be allowed to be published on Steam anyway because they don't allow advertisement in games (unless it's for games on Steam itself) and other dark patterns these apps deploy.

As if half the games on the Steam store weren't repacks of mobile shovelware anyway.

I was thinking more of adding PC games to mobile