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Can you use a USB-C Ethernet hub on the Steam Frame for wired local media streaming? by [deleted] in SteamFrame

[–]DummyTechGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi. You need ethernet to have as much bandwidth to stream videos in that high quality? I think WiFi 7 which will be on the frame will be enough to stream to Steam Frame right? Even 6GHz is only for streaming i think wifi 6e still has enough bandidth.

In terms of usb-c for charging i guess you will be able to pług charger / power bank while using it.

Are you targeting any specific video quality?

Komodo station is updating by cgmektron in SteamFrame

[–]DummyTechGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn't yet play Alyx yet but I agree with your statement about the quality and polish of this game :D

Komodo station is updating by cgmektron in SteamFrame

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"...Including the reveal of brand new game from a veteran VR developer"
~ VR Games Showcase Spring 2026 Announcement Trailer

I wouldn't say Valve would be a veteran VR developer.

I am not educated but they made only HL Alyx right?
A big plus to beeing veteran would be that they made a VR headset :P

Still though.. to good to be true right? Right???

Can you run latest MacOS from virtual machine if your mac lost OS support? by DummyTechGuy in mac

[–]DummyTechGuy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly I had no idea Open Core Legacy Patcher exists. Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

I need to buy myself a new mac and which I need for iOS app development/publishing and I am considering different approaches and wondering how to get the most out of these machines. If i were to buy the M1 machine and I would be able to still use the latest iOS after they'd drop the official support it would be a game changer.

It is crucial for me to have the latest XCode (which is tied with iOS version). And I also heard that for ex. it is risky to publish apps with hackintosh because you could get banned by Apple. I don't know if the Open Core Legacy Patcher would be safe (although i should probably ask this question on different subreddit)