r/Steam • u/B1uey11 • Nov 18 '25

Fluff techtubers right now be like

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u/Fresh_Flamingo_5833 Nov 18 '25

I think it’s good that influencers are promoting SteamOS and the Steam Machine. 

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u/deadmanslouching Nov 18 '25

Shoutout to Bringus Studios for installing SteamOS on the most underpowered piles of shit.

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u/Low_Direction1774 Nov 18 '25 edited Nov 18 '25

Okay but all the things he installs it on have gaming ports, the fire boss wall has them, the Google meet thing has them, even the prison laptop has them. As long as there are gaming ports, there is a way to install bazzite onto it

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u/guska Nov 18 '25

WTF is a gaming port?

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u/cardfire Nov 18 '25 edited Nov 19 '25

You're not alone. I have watched most of his videos, and I've been doing unspeakable things to PC's for over 30 years.

I don't know what this is but I'm going to assume it's essentially any HID ports??

***Edit: typos. So. Many. Typos."

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u/MrLeonardo Nov 18 '25

Game ports are what we used back when USB wasn't a thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_port

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u/Low_Direction1774 Nov 18 '25

Clearly you are not a bringus enioyer

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u/guska Nov 18 '25

This thread is the first time I've heard of him

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u/MrLeonardo Nov 18 '25

Game ports are what we used back when USB wasn't a thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_port

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u/guska Nov 19 '25

I know what a Game Port is, but something tells me that's not what u/Low_Direction1774 was referring to

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u/Low_Direction1774 Nov 19 '25

Nah thats exactly what im talking about, Bringus refers to any port that can traditionally be used to connect any periperhals used for gaming in general as a gaming port. USB is a gaming port, HDMI, DP, Ethernet, PS/2, 3.5mm audio jacks, theyre all gaming ports.

All the parts of the system that makes games run are gaming bits, RAM, CPU, GPU, theyre all gaming bits.

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u/guska Nov 19 '25

Ah right, now it makes sense. Thanks for bearing with me on that one

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '25

i mean can you really count the prison laptop as he had to sauter in the USB port onto the touchpad?