Timestamps
[0:00] Chapters.
[1:28] Intro.
[2:04] It's Lime Day!
[3:16] Topic #1: Steam Machine released, overpriced due to AI.
> 5:16 Price predictions, Linus eats his cake "4K" claims.
> 13:18 Linus claims he'll eat an ENTIRE cake.
> 16:49 Thoughts on the Machine, a Mac Mini competitor? SteamOS.
> 21:09 Windows' bad monitor setting, OneUI's update.
> 27:31 "SteamBook," why not run SteamOS at the office?
[29:32] Topic #2: SteamOS 3.8 can run on your hardware.
> 32:36 Nvidia's claws, Aj's GPU to NAS for SteamOS VM.
> 34:49 Luke's mom used Linux, SteamOS.
[38:44] Topic #3: Windows update fixes hundreds of issues, causes bugs.
> 40:26 SteamOS, more adoption could help improve it, Red Hat.
[46:57] LTTStore's new NetNoodz collection.
> 48:41 Red button lore, Lime Day deals, warehouses & imports.
> 54:29 Too many promos, Luke's Venezuela's friend, Port Lytton.
[59:16] WAN Show has a standalone channel now.
> 1:02:38 LMGClips collab uploads? YT's ceiling & floors, legendary pull.
> 1:09:46 Linus's email to YT, long form videos, YT's identity.
[1:12:41] Checkout messages.
> 1:13:06 Did Luke catch Day9TV's AoE2 streamer tourney?
> 1:13:22 How are the server parts deal drives holding up?
> 1:14:44 Anything interesting recently? ft. MrBeast, tech shop.
> 1:33:18 LTT socks coming very soon.
[1:43:28] Sponsors.
> 1:43:33 AMD
> 1:47:56 Camera
> 1:48:45 Shocks
[1:50:12] Topic #4: Site allows to drive the Steam Controller.
> 1:52:01 Racing them? ft. LTT's short.
[1:55:18] Topic #5: China accuses spy turtles & fish of stealing data.
[Cont.] Topic #4: Steam Controller.
> 1:58:29 Steam Controller drives itself to a charger.
[1:59:39] Topic #6: Someone made Vinegar, shopping with knowledge.
[2:03:46] Topic #7: Half of Americans are using AI.
> 2:07:28 Using AI more frequently.
[2:10:38] Topic #8: Apple's price increase on multiple products.
[2:11:28] Topic #9: Windows 10 support extended to October 2027.
[2:13:03] Topic #10: Windows update allows for offline search.
> 2:18:26 Windows clock needs an update, comparing to Linux.
[2:20:49] Topic #11: Google tests an Ask Gemini button.
> 2:22:46 Luke's "dog" dies, gets over it quickly.
[2:24:28] Topic #12: Google invests $75M in A24 for AI filmmaking tools.
> 2:32:44 Rip bungie ft. FP chatters name.
[2:35:43] Topic #13: GTA VI prices revealed.
> 2:37:28 Physical disc controversy, NCIX collectors shelf.
[2:43:44] Topic #14: Meta's Meta Glasses, cheaper Ray Ban glasses.
[2:48:51] Topic #15: Cloudflare's PACT, sites to tell humans from bots.
[2:51:53] Topic #16: What does Linus want to do for his big 40th?
[3:08:54] Bud n' Pal, Luke's & Sammy's new channel.
> 3:15:28 Trying to make Luke go on the longest train in NA.
[3:16:56] Floatplane exclusives, free shipping for FP.
[3:20:38] Checkout messages.
> 3:21:09 Will LTT socks have any heel reinforcement?
> 3:23:51 Would the Nvidia-Intel partnership give better yields than Monolith?
> 3:25:26 Linus's favorite song from Taylor Swift's newest album?
> 3:27:09 Any surprise phrases for clarity from the set?
> 3:29:30 Suggestions for classical local CO-OP? ft. Filmot.
> 3:35:44 How often do you use your VR?
> 3:37:12 If you could teach a college course, what would it be about?
> 3:45:40 What helps you with big life decisions?
> 3:49:01 Made any use of coding specific AI models?
> 3:50:48 What standard would president tech CEO Luke change?
> 3:52:55 Hey.
[3:53:34] Outro.

Portal 2 cake 🎂

1:06:43 YouTube search and almost all search functions on almost all platforms have deteriorated so much. I search for a lot of tech stuff and it’s just bad. Get 2-4 hits, rest is horse manure

"I was wrong about the steam machine" when?

Is it at least a real Schwarzwaldes Kirsch torte with Kirschwasser?

Wow Linus finally gets the Steam Machine. After actually reviewing it properly – actually using it! I said in your other video it’s like an Apple device. Prioritising premium experience over performance. Time to revisit your review.

8:05 I'm very disappointed that the cake is not steam machine shaped…
Lost opportunity there

Uhhh OK holy shit that thing is 2x smaller than I thought it was

please don't sell out liken this because valve said so </3

Imagine that Microsoft, Xbox, Sony and Valve are all cars in a race.

Microsoft has a sports car with three different sized wheels. Two the same, front right and back left. Two different, front left and back right. They're bouncing around uncontrollably with different parts breaking on a regular basis, held together with duct tape, glue and unicorn tears.

Xbox has a sports car with only two actual wheels left, one front left and one back right, and is struggling to keep its self in the race. They fell off long ago and were replaced with Xbox 360's, for a somewhat bumpy ride. Xbox has been quoted as saying "It'll be fine. Nowadays, everything is an Xbox, which means an Xbox can be used for everything".

Sony has a sports car with four different sized wheels, laid out in a way that's "driveable" in a straight line but risky on the corners. Due to this the suspension has collapsed countless times because of going off track.

Valve has a modest car with four equal wheels and an expensive sound system, that started the race late and is just cruising along enjoying the music and scenery. No one can explain why they spent so much on the sound system when entering a race.

How do intel gpu's run on steamOS?

19:50

This whole part is just so weird, it has literally almost nothing different to the base KDE experience on every other distro, don't understand why he praises SteamOS so much as if apart from the big picture experience, it's pretty much the same as every other distro, install bazzite or Cachy and you will see the same desktop config, settings menu, app discovery.

I've had bazzite installed on my 15 year old brothers PC as an experiment and he has almost no tech literacy besides installing programs on windows and he has had no issues doing literally anything he would need to do

i'm sure there is more to the steamOS thing than Linus showed but i think everything that was discussed is just KDE rather than steamOS. Could be Linus' distros he used shipped with older versions of KDE so he was missing some stuff?? Dont get me wrong, steamOS looks great and Linux as a whole is in a great place right now, partly due to valve of course with proton. But i'm not sure SteamOS, as a desktop OS is all that revolutionary. I've played around with it on steamdeck a bit and it's just… linux with KDE as far as i can tell

The cake is a lie

Again! Thank you so much my man!!😂so happy to see yo again!! have a lot of fun that day! we build that beautiful PC for my customer(and have your sing on it!)hope he likes it!!, maybe is the busiest day in my shop that day, and that's my biggest birthday gift in my life😂! Thanks again!!

P.s:your the greatest worker i ever had 😂😂!love you❤!

1:05:53 "One from Voldemort" 😂

I've been using Linux for the past 6 years and I agree that a vendor that can 'guarantee' some level of stability, compatability and that "it just works" factor would be really great.

In general I really enjoy tinkering with my devices, but sometimes I'm just not in the mood to spend half an hour (or more *sigh*) fixing some issue.

Being able to buy a Steam Machine (/System76/…) and everything just works, sounds soooo appealing. Especially sinds you are still able to do all the tinkering you want, you're just not required to do it.

I just removed bazzite from my desktop and put steam OS on it permanently
Steam OS is just better for me all i do is play game and watch videos.

Luke’s “lady cake” lol Unifi has memory surcharges on switches that are managed because they need ram to manage

"if you need linux pre installed you shouldnt be using linuix" is exactly the kind of gatekeepery tomfuckery that slows down mainstream adaptation of linux. Linux & open source is about freedom of choice above all else and that includes the freedom to choose NOT to be youre own sysop and want a platform that just works OOB whilst RESPECTING that this is free software maintained by largely unpaid volunteers

Fk yea I won lottery

People really should be more critical of Valve… I see so many people when arguing for the things that Valve did an oppsie or a bad thing, people are so quick to forgive them. Every single criticism on Valve I see is always followed by "but they did this other thing that's good for Gamers so they should be forgiven".

I'm personally a bit worried about trajectory Valve is going towards in the future. They are becoming a wall-garden monopoly in PC gaming. Gamers are becoming too reliant on the Steam store, even if they don't realize it.

The Steam Controller doesn't even support xinput out of the box; you need to add non-steam games to steam to even play non-steam games with the Steam Controller. If we can criticize Apple for needing an Apple device for a full Airpods functionality, we can criticize Valve for needing Steam store for a full Steam Controller functionality.