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HEY FEDI i gotta show of with something rn!
I made a right prediction 1 year and 3 months ago on what the steam controller will look like.
#valve #steamdeck #steamcontroller
the 2026 steam controller. it has the same inputs as the steamdeck, just angled slightly (a bit less then in my prediction, but close enough)
a screenshot of the original post. It shows parts of a steamdeck edited to look just like the steamcontroller does now.
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Falafel 👻
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Holy Shit, #Valve did a product launch in 2025 and did not mention AI a single fucking time. So refreshing.
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wetdry.world
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steam machine is just so interesting.
It almost would push me to replace my desktop AND media machine in the living room (which is literally like 10m away)... but it's still new territory.
The specs kinda just seem better than my existing desktop (3700x + RX580), and probably better than the media server (Ryzen5PRO 2400G)... so not only is it space saving, but heat and electricity saving too
The cost would just be way too high though. Or maybe I can just use a laptop then as my "desktop" , and then gaming would happen in the living room (if wife is not watching TV or gaming herself)... 🤔
but also
why replace something that works, just because thing is better. consumerism bad and all
steam machine is just so interesting.
It almost would push me to replace my desktop AND media machine in the living room (which is literally like 10m away)... but it's still new territory.
The specs kinda just seem better than my existing desktop (3700x + RX580), and probably better than the media server (Ryzen5PRO 2400G)... so not only is it space saving, but heat and electricity saving too
The cost would just be way too high though. Or maybe I can just use a laptop then as my "desktop" , and then gaming would happen in the living room (if wife is not watching TV or gaming herself)... 🤔
but also
why replace something that works, just because thing is better. consumerism bad and all
HEY FEDI i gotta show of with something rn!
I made a right prediction 1 year and 3 months ago on what the steam controller will look like.
#valve #steamdeck #steamcontroller
the 2026 steam controller. it has the same inputs as the steamdeck, just angled slightly (a bit less then in my prediction, but close enough)
a screenshot of the original post. It shows parts of a steamdeck edited to look just like the steamcontroller does now.
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Wilfried Klaebe
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Das spannendste an den Hardwarevorstellungen von #Valve ist wohl, dass sie für den Frame #SteamOS auf ARM portiert haben. Ich gehe davon aus, dass das nächste #SteamDeck dann auch ARM-basiert sein dürfte. Und die x86- und AMD64-Dominanz im Gamingbereich damit zuende sein dürfte.
Das spannendste an den Hardwarevorstellungen von #Valve ist wohl, dass sie für den Frame #SteamOS auf ARM portiert haben. Ich gehe davon aus, dass das nächste #SteamDeck dann auch ARM-basiert sein dürfte. Und die x86- und AMD64-Dominanz im Gamingbereich damit zuende sein dürfte.
Miau 🥺
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LINux on MOBile
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Quick reminder on the likely reason why Valve's New Steam Machine only supports #HDMI 2.0:
""At this time an open source HDMI 2.1 implementation is not possible without running afoul of the HDMI Forum requirements.""
This is what Alex Deucher, the maintainer of the amdgpu #kernel driver, said one and a half years ago here:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1417#note_2303163
And from the ticket it looks like the problem remains.
See also Alex's earlier comment from early 2021 in the ticket:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1417#note_830547
""HDMI 2.1 is not available on #Linux due to the HDMI Forum.""
Rocketman
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I'd love to chat with someone (on or off camera) who's been following the #VR space for the last couple years about the Steam Frame. Specifically the implications it might have for Linux VR support going forward. (Not to mention what it could do for wider adoption of ARM and compatibility for that architecture...)
If you're interested please DM me.
I'd love to chat with someone (on or off camera) who's been following the #VR space for the last couple years about the Steam Frame. Specifically the implications it might have for Linux VR support going forward. (Not to mention what it could do for wider adoption of ARM and compatibility for that architecture...)
If you're interested please DM me.