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Not officially, nope.

Only these APIs are official, and none of them are Linux specific, rather Khronos and ISO standards, alongside Android specific native APIs.

https://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/stable_apis

Also to note that even though these APIs are enough for developing games, and are also available on GNU/Linux, Valve has to make use of Proton, because none of the studios targeting Android/Linux cares about GNU/Linux.

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No, I mean inside a VM: https://www.androidauthority.com/linux-terminal-graphical-ap...

Chrome OS supported Steam through a VM as well, and it still does, if you manually install it.

The tech stack they used for Steam on Chrome OS is apparently identical to the still-supported Crostini feature ("Linux on Chrome OS"), just with a different VM image that has Steam pre-installed: https://chromeos.dev/en/posts/bringing-steam-to-chromeos#bor...

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