Wat.

Just loads in for me.

You know, I was VERY tempted to write it that way, but decided against it at the last moment.

By gods, the interactive one is great!

Ah. He must be a KDE contributor as well.

Pretty sure they’re Valve Steam gift cards. Rare never made any, last I checked.

Why would you feel shame? Personal Ami is a great artist.

Gamers Nexus has a whole thurough benchmark video out.

TLDW; the Steam Machine is very expensive for what it can do. Unfortunately that’s just reality because the components cost about as much today…

Yeah, don’t do math, kids. It’s not good for you!

Wait till you get into game development. You’ll be doing a lot of parent/child relationship, and killing orphans.

I don’t. I already have an 8bitdo controller and not looking for one.

However, there are others that do, perhaps some that haven’t even considered using a controller on PC.

Steam hardware selling faster than Nintendo hardware.

Honestly… To me, any controller that can connect to my PC is a PC controller.

Like yeah, I get the Steam controller; now people can play games that would usually require mouse input. But in my case I’d just… Use the mouse…

I have a controller from 8bitdo (the one that looks like a SNES married to a DS4) and I use that one for games that work best on controller.

I won’t be buying the Machine because I have a perfectly good Linux PC as is. I’ll be using the Frame with that.

That old thing had just one analogue stick, and like you said, no D-Pad.

The new steam controller has the same layout as the Deck, sacrificing no button or input options.

It is. But that’s the compromise for trackpads.

The important question is; does it feel good to game on?

… … Fuck you.

Bamboo is grass.

I always wondered how a cinnamon forest would smell.

Interested in buying a framework in the future, but only one with a flip-over touchscreen.

Are the touchscreens pressure sensitive? Can they be used for art?