I literally saw this comment at the same time he said that 😂😂

This is why i really like linus. He´s a genuinely good person. At least what you can see on youtube. You go guy

@@senfdame528 yet he is still useing them instead of finding a good company to use

So... Will Nvidia be giving away their flag ship Gaming GPUs to everyone that casual says they need to upgrade their gaming system?

@@steveholland1163 Dude he paid for a perpetual license. Why should he use anything else?

And it was glorious!

Ayye. My favorite KZfaqr in tech

His Comcast moment

Team viewer is such a huge fucking rip off. I cant believe anyone paid them and weren't on drugs or ordered to by some ignorant boss. Seriously there are so many ways to do good remote access for free just as secure, just might take a day or two to make it be as convenient as teamviewer. Fuck TeamViewer quit using them. Problem solved.

Linus:Linux, sounds compatible

🤣🤣🤣

The good old times 😢

OMG I remember when that used to be the case. Now all these companies want you to pay for there product every month FOREVER!

Those were the days, if only I’d understood then how good a value those softwares would actually become

I just kept my dad's computer keys for the reason. I am going to install office using them and Microsoft will be confused.

Did you dispute it? I would have.

@@StrokeMahEgo same

Old comment, but PayPal did something similar to me when I was ~13-14yo. I had an account to buy stuff on ebay (only used it once or twice) and then one day I get an email that my account was somehow negative $60+. I hadn't used the account in at least a year at this point so I just ignored it. They kept emailing me over and over for YEARS and at some point closed my account and set it to collections even though I wasn't even 18 yet.... Funny thing is a lot of the vital information about me that they needed to go through the collections process wasn't even my real information (because I'm smart and don't provide that stuff to random companies) so I never got any actual letters about it. I stopped using the email used to set up the PayPal account and just forgot it ever even happened, until a couple years ago when I went back and logged into that email account again and remembered what happened. I searched 'PayPal' in the search bar and saw that THEY WERE STILL EMAILING ME!! Idk if they ever gave up cause I haven't logged back in since then but by now it's been almost a decade since they falsely charged me and it would be REALLY funny if they are still trying to get that $60. Apparently I'm banned for life from using PayPal but I also have another account I made a few years ago when I needed to use PayPal for one transaction and that's still up lmfao

@@NotMe-ej9yz You should log back in again just to check, it would be hilarious if they were still hounding you for that measly 60 quid, because 60 quid from one person is such a hit to their financial situation.

I still don't understand how that legal anywhere giving that you pay upfront for the service. If you don't pay them they shouldn't be able to just go ahead with the service and insist you pay anyway. The contract hasn't been completed.

I had to switch to UltraViewer. I used TeamViewer with a business I worked for in the past so they now think everything I do with TeamViewer is business related and refuse to let me use it unless I pay them money.

Facts, the gaming industry has been going through this for years already......

Exactly! It pushes people to investigate and learn what they wouldn't otherwise. It takes people away from their comfort zone. All to escape harrassment via ads.

I love capitalism. And this? This is peak capitalism. Don't like shit? Make own shit. Give shit away for goodwill. Sell other shit now that people know you do good work.

this happens all the time !!!

The thing is, Linus didn't destroy them. They destroyed themselves

@@DirtyLillNeo well yes But he was so savage

As far as I know Teamviewer has a terrible reputation for years now. The sort of company everyone hates but still needs for one reason or another.

@@LegendaryCollektor twas quite savage indeed. And companies DEFINITELY need more people like him keeping them in line

@@SaHaRaSquad lol there was a point where they got hacked and intruders were able to remote access pcs 😭, haven’t used it since, even if that news was overblown I ain’t taking that risk

😂

@@peckservers You german?

@SoapCanMan I guess Cody deleted their comment lololol

You have activated my trap card "Strong moral standards"

This upset Linus and he flew into a rage

Mind if i ask which state? Im in PA. Might have to get residency there so I can give them a few leads. I've lost count of the solicitors that continue to harass me, its definitely in the double digits at this point. Most of them call me 4+ times a week, and the worst two call multiple times daily. I let it go to voicemail and they blow up my phone until i actually pick up. And yes, these are companies that need to comply to such standards, not some shady 3rd world scammer shit. Never really bothered to look into legal action regarding this issue before, just got used to it and accepted the fact that im gonna get hassled by these fuckers.

@@scumbaag Washington State AG used to be very aggressive back in the day. However, any State AG should be happy to take this on. Also check out the US gov do not call website. There should be a report option on the website.

Door ittt

Yeah sounds like such an easy morning routine to rack up attorney cases. Like open and shut before your coffee. "You have that customer? Closed answers only, yes or no. - Yes - Have he told you to put him on no contact list? - Yes - Did you contact him again? - ... yes - FINED! I'm off for a coffee and another star on my sleeve"

How would they detect that? How would they be allowed to detect anything on your system? If this tells you anything, that it tells you that they are possibly illegally spying on you. They must be reading your networks, scanning your devices and whatnot...... Is Team Viewer owned by Facebook?

@@marcfuchs6938 they have some bs algorithms and they monitor how frequently you connect to specific devices. Connect too frequently and you'll likely get canned very soon.

@@jothain Well, as I said, spying on you. Because they have no right to analyze your system in a way, that is not necessary for their service. But it doesn't matter, almost any company these days would screw you over at any time.

If you're in the same house and both computers are windows use RDP. Made the change once and never going back. Really easy to setup too.

@@marcfuchs6938 I fully agree on you there. Most corps just try to lure into usage and after honeymoon period the subscription bombing starts with removed features etc. Unfortunately very true.

I scroll through comments to find words before typing my own comment. Yours is perfect. It's my comment too.

your pfp perfectly captures a teenager's political ideology lmao, nice bait

@@TheCannibull I didn't even notice it at first. It's really magnificent.

Yeah. I actually thought that he has become a sort of "shill" for companies, in the sense that he won't say bad things about them because sponsorships. But with these recent vids, the "right to repair" movement, and the support for Framework laptop, I must say I now view him under a renewed good light.

thank you, Girth Tickler.

But they never did remove it from everyone

​@@everythingpony and they didn't even remove it for Linus, either.

I'd be inclined to punch them in the face, but there are laws against that.

I use that method all the time. I didn't know it was called the Grey rock technique though. Consider me educated!

There is an alternative grey rock technique that works even better: hit them with a grey rock till they stop being assholes

@@borismcqueen1959 Not sure if we're talking specifically about business relationships here or also personal ones, but It's much easier and healthier to just cut contact completely instead of playing games in most cases.

​@@scumbaag the grey rock method isn't a game, it's taking into account that many can't instantly cut someone out, especially in personal relationships and family situations. The method is more of a way to act in that"in between time" of realising you need to cut them out and doing so, in the safest way possible.

But that's the title of the movie!

Clipception

M E T A

Yeah! I thought that was funny especially since I’m first watching this on LMG Clips 😂

@@sampettit0251 Same here xD

You can always try -1000000 If the code is written poorly (which seems to be a trend these days), it may work

@@inwoner7190 Nice try but refunds are always through several hoops.

WE WANT A GIFT! BUT ONLY IF IT'S MONEY! -John Mulaney

@@user-io4sr7vg1v which doesn't exist. Unless maybe it's your banking app...

How much you will pay more to stop the harassment

They want him to either be a loss leader or become a customer again

Maybe it's time to stop communicating dead people then?

That company is overvalued anyways.

@@Aereto all stocks are overvalued. It's what happens when people see it as an opportunity for free money.

@@bbbbbbb51 technically, stock value is the value of the loan (stock) for which the companies ability to pay dividends on which is what maintains a stock price. Really freaking weird system, but yeah

@@goldenhate6649 is that the reason why tesla (a e-vehicle producer whose cars are still in alpha/beta state) is more valuable than every automotive company together? I highly doubt it.

@@SirMactator tesla doesn't pay dividends therefore its value is thin air. Stocks that do pay dividends are more realistic in value.

The stock seemed to crash by October 6th. It was being shorted before, but that's when I saw the big cliff. Linus' tweet was at October 6th, so I assume there is some causation there.

TIL that teamviewer has a ticker

Tbf stocks for most things are weird right now.

How powerful linus has become that he can tweet and tank companies stock.

@@exapsy "I assume there is some causation there" ... that is the exact opposite of how to correctly infer causation

This isn't harassment by any legal definition and even if it was it doesn't apply to companies you do business with. I don't know about Europe but if Europe is that way they're stupid.

@@RunicSigils It applies a;; companies we do business with or not! When you tell a company to delete your contact details and to stop calling you their implied right to bug the fuck out of you has been revoked. When somebody calls you once thats fine, If they call you again and you tell them to stop. you've voiced your right to privacy and for them to erase you from their contact list. continued phone calls would be considered harassment. If you don't consider cold calling harassment its likely because you've worked in a call centre and take part in such intrusive shit. Nothing stupid about giving the people rights to stop companies bugging them.

Yes but EU actually gives a shit about the people that live there. The US is an actual joke.

Still its annoying​@@RunicSigils

Unfortunately there is no stopping, the world is going this way. Influence and money make up their own set of rules.

this is essentially the "china" mentality

@@alberto148 true

This isn't "common folk". Team viewer's target is enterprise IT

@@samuelclemens6841 so, enterprise IT is filled with fundamentally not common folk? lmao. yeah ok boomer.

Edge is the best browser on the market. You'd have to be a special kind of stupid to not use it.

Maybe I'm someone who loves chaos, but I use Google Chrome to install MS Edge Beta on my Linux machine. For a reason, though. Chrome basically crashes my entire OS after opening the 6th tab without any way to escape. Somehow Edge didn't.

tbh, since edge started using chromium its alright

@@lilkittygirl How so? Can you explain why it's "the best browser in the market"?

@@berkayuner funnily enough, I find it being the worst choice ever since it transitioned to chromium

Chinese communist owned businesses for you

@@resolvingparadox1388 lmao, china Is bad but all corp are evil

@@MM-ne4ne If communists were as good at manual labor as they are at writing paragraphs of what amounts to no substance then it probably wouldn't fail every time

@@MM-ne4ne To be fair, not everything you said is "facts". "Chinese Communist" is a totalitarian and dictatorial political party, not really a "population" in the way that something like a particular race would be. And making opinions based off trends in the environment is the very essence of democracy. It's why pure democracy cannot work. "Democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep voting over what to have for lunch", aka tyranny of the majority.

@@martuuk8964 don't forget his 5 glorious social credit and family returned from reeducation camp

very meta

Yo where can I find this channel? 🤔

It's even funnier if you aren't subbed and you get this in your recommended. I scrolled down and had a very funny "ah ha" moment.

Yeah... Read more

@@overkill1340 Me too. So are they part of Linuses channel or not?

The price for a perpetual license isn’t even a difficult thing to sort out for a company like TeamViewer, but the problem usually stems from needing constant predictable income to satisfy investors and pay for new features (devs). For the b2b side it’s a little different, but generally speaking you calculate the average lifetime value of your customers, double it for profitable lifetime access.

@@Piktro yea, but that could be skewed very easily. If a company buys a perpetual license and 100 or so employees use it, it is gonna be way different than a 10 person team. Your math is off and investors don't want giant booms and long dry spells. They want constant increase.

@@randominternetguy3537 “it’s a little different for b2b”, “generally speaking”. I was truncating for KZfaq, Mr. Businessman. I’m simply pointing out that for a company like TeamViewer, it would be easy to figure out the proper figures, and provided a crude example.

@@Piktro thats fair.

Perpetual licenses, when available, are usually priced in such a way for the product to be obsolete before you reach ROI (compared to subscription) For instance, my current cad/cam software that i bought a perpetual license for. A perpetual license for 1 computer, without updates, costs the same as 15 years of subscription with the "frequent updates" add-on. Sadly, i bought the perpetual license to be in a legal greyzone in regards to accessing the cracked version (which, with telemetry and drm removed, runs better on a core 2 quad than the normal edition does on a threadripper) that supports exporting to all other cad/cam programs

This is exactly what should be happening. This should be the norm. It is expected. Anything less is highly shady.

Me, too. THANK you, Malwarebytes. (...and EFF you, Teamviewer.)

Same here. They even still officially allow and facilitate license transfers of lifetime licenses. Friend of mine gave me one because he had a spare and I needed one for my laptop.

Same here.

never heard of malwarebytes before but holy fuck that just gave me respect for their business practices

What happened?

I thought I was the only one who caught that lol

It's a money grab. The user does not truly benefit, it's all about how to make more money for the company. You can argue that it gives them more money to further develop the product, but then again if they didn't develop the product properly then I'd just stop using it

The trouble with perpetual licenses is that you usually don't get any app updates longer than the normal subscription window. This might make sense to some, since you didn't pay for the newer version of the software but can still use the old version. But over time you end up with these ancient apps that are dated, slow, and make your computer less secure (bugs in code, inability to upgrade OS, etc.) Also, the company could always stop honoring their perpetual license customers and discontinue their old servers, which does happen. This means you'll probably need to buy another perpetual license, effectively re-creating a subscription model but with less frequent payments. So while I also hate paying for subscription services, the move to that model feels inevitable. All this fuss is why I always look for free and/or open source software whenever possible, and rarely have a need to buy software these days.

Agree and agree and agree.

Adobe photoshop switch to subscription. Its stupid. Very stupid

I personally disagree. I don't think it had to be an either/or situation. They should BOTH exist. Don't want an exorbitant upfront cost? Subscribe! Don't want to pay monthly or annually? Buy it. everyone's happy.

honestly

Truuue I got commercial use detected then I get kicked of the session so I switched to anydesk

I thought scammers loved it

I think Adobe are the only ones hated more than Teamviewer

​@@anassbouallaga1922 Same :D... and because AnyDesk aren't a bunch of dicks, I ended up spending money with them :)

josh strife hayes made a video on how we got to the live service bs we have right now. in short: fuck horse armor

fun fact. The 60 dollar game you used to buy?Actually more expensive than a 70 or even 80 dollar game now

"jab" guess we just throwing words out here and assuming their meaning.

@@nom6758 no the word is used correctly. Luke's remark is a jab at TeamViewer.

@@nom6758 nice try bruh

I can hear the kernels shaking xD

Same

I think the phrase you're looking for is "dis gon b gud"

@@komenisai yes 😂😂😂 I was thinking the exact same thing 😂😂 lmao

how could it possibly blow up more? they have no recourse for coming back at linus. they could sue him for libel but since everything he said was factually true it'd be another slam dunk win for linus.

Yea this shit is weird when people like you type stuff like this

Cept tesla battery mine, fake ap

this is the worst comment I have ever read

@@ryansookram4023 people like me?

@@ryansookram4023 agreed, such brain dead comments.

^^^^^^. Sadly as long as their are evil companies around. Pirates and the monder Iron Monkey will be around. A lot of the top people in a company do that. Adobe and Autodesk anyone? SolidWorks and MS are top picks to. A company can ask for 5k every however many months. and a dragon metal lock for security. They might not get that though. A good chance if you know or are a pirate the response is pronounced: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I know for fact NASA and the NSA pirates stuff. A a company trying to take on either of those would do just as well taking on a world boss solol, while it's current. They can try...they'll do horribly, but they can try.

@@gorkskoal9315 ah yes. Those are definitely words.

@@NoelAWinslow You sir just made my day lol!

Probably not the brightest idea to use a cracked/pirated version of a remote access software.

@@JayMaverick it's the middle choice. Should you use something open source instead? Yes. But should you use the default corporate shitware version instead? Fuck no.

"And what sort of resolution did we get? One that is supported by our sponsor, _____!" 😋

full on daddy linus mode. 100% on board with it.

What's hb?

Seems to have worked for Spotify. It works so well other streaming companies do it now.

Nah, chinese mobile games seem to have nailed it with that business model.

I look at you, youtube premium

Welcome to capitalism, have some marketing

This doesn't make sense. It's the other way around. 0.02 cents is a hundred times LESS than 0.02 dollars, not more. So the mathematical equivalent of 100=1. He should have been charged next to nothing for the data.

@@williamfowl8670 Exactly, there was another zero too: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7mYqcJomayyh4k.html

@@williamfowl8670 I think that is the point. Was told it would cost 0.02 cents (which is $0.0002). The bill charged him $0.02 (which is what the rep was meant to say). Therefore was charged 100 times more than he was told he would be charged.

Or their staff being too lazy to open one of the MANY currency converters available for F R E E and the process taking like two seconds per conversion is astounding.

@@williamfowl8670 (100=1)=(1=100)

linus was in full on pissed off daddy mode today so yeah, astute girl you got there =D

That is amazing, both in the manner of that being hilarious, and your child picking up on that. Could she have heard anything through your headphones?

Apparently, your 5yo niece can read the room better than whoever at Teamviwer made the call to raise standards to the minimum for just one customer 😂

@@absolarix Maybe she read his face and picked up the emotion that way.

(guiltylol)

It's decrypt man

Can't go so far that you risk angry customers with chainsaws in the lobby of your offices.

@@TimoRutanen Nah man, it's easy! For example, put your official corporate headquarters in the mail forwarding room of a Russian mafia-owned coworking space on Cyprus, and do your actual work from an undisclosed location in Belarus.

@@ReptilianLepton I feel like I don't need to point out the inherent risk involved in both those things you mentioned.

Worryingly, what do they mean by stretch the budget the rest of the year?

@@Greatanotherchannel they apparently mean they are going to stretch your budget into their bank account

TeamViewer shrink your budget!!

@greatanotherchannel companies have a set budget for various expenses that they should not exceed every period else that cuts into their profits. “Stretching a budget” means that you are trying to Tetris in your costs so that you can get as much value as possible for your expenses, especially if you are starting to run low on money as you approach the end of the period. Looking for sales rather than pay full price, downgrading a subscription to a lower tier, and doing name-your-price offers are ways to stretch your budget.

@@Roccondil ironically none of these are offered for a product going the SaaS route. Also it adds so much overhead to the bean counters they start offloading it related finances for it to sort out, take a guess to how that turns out. My actual drive to get rid of much of useless monthly payment SaaS is to lighten my load, is it enough to provide support and wrestling server issues but I'm also to request and file invoices? I'll take a Free as French Revolution approach to that. Next time TV call us will be forwarded to legal to file a restraining order.

Hopefully the fineprint on the perpetual contract did not state something like 'for this/the current version'. If it does well you are screwed because you are getting what you pay for. If it doesn't a letter from a renowned lawfirm should be step one.

" non-deprecated version" Excuse me what is this? What car company, that leases you the vehicle for thousands of dollars, then keeps giving you revisions? Why is it that all these "service model" naysayers STILL want a damn continuous service? Free oil change for life? Did you want a WYSIWYG package or NOT? Even the main issue here, these solicitations, obviously they WILL keep calling because your old perpetual license was not build compatible with the FUTURE technology of their current database, to your immense surprise no doubt. It's like you reserved a VIP booth from the restaurant's OLD wing that's up for demolition, and get OFFENDED that the marketing dept. allows some flyers about the new system to even be visible from there. The reason they now have a subscription model is BECAUSE people keep demanding their damn free refills, because the subscription model WON the competition over what the market will demand. JUST ignore the damn calls. If you're wondering how getting wolf whistled feels like, this is it. Some women DEMAND it so everyone has to live with it. It would be nice if they could just buy some server somewhere, leave it running forever and have it stay in place like mt. rushmore, but that's not exactly how things work in cyberspace. You might consider it your "right" if you just copypaste your morals from real world anecdotes, but this will not WORK in cyberspace, that's the problem. They can put up a post-it note on EVERY perpetual plan licenser saying "don't call this number", "influencer" or not, but it will just get trashed again by the next hapless employee whose only job is to ASK to upgrade.

This is why i pirate.

@@zoinksscoob6523 same

@survivi noice

Linus was rudely woken up every early morning. Violence is the only real option.

Sometimes, violence is the only reasonable choice.

The violence was inherent in the system !

Well, if I'm an influencer and some company called me at 5am I'll choose violence too.

@@DisplayLine6.13.9 "Help help, I'm being repressed!"

sorry to say but the video was already months old before this comment, have they stopped in the last 3 months?

Lol I think it was coincidence. Probably just big oof

@@HotdogSosage No, he said egg in French purposely lol As a fellow Canadian, there is no Canadian accent that would have you pronounce egg as œuf lol

off* off*

Honest but also perceptive, which is important.

Really, you just need the software to have a boolean for "is already paying us money" and stfu if true.

I miss rogueamp

@@walllable Yeah, I miss him too. Hope he's doing alright for himself..

i just don't use any subscription software. the moment they stop offering one-time purchases is the moment i look elsewhere for an alternative. plenty of free open source programs nowadays, you don't NEED to pay for anything. i'd rather donate to those projects instead.

70 cents sounds like a fair market price for this software

I go chop your dollar

I watch more scambait youtubers than tech youtubers, literally didn’t know it was a widespread software with a market BEYOND scammers 💀

I have no idea why in the world TeamViewer isn't separated into client software and server software. If you want just "remove control some other PC", too bad, you automatically also get "remote control my PC by someone else". PLUS it's working in the background by default! What a "secure" way to do things.

what did they do?

Don't forget the good old 4chan livestream raids, the amount of kids bricking their parents computers is almost as sad as it is hilarious

@@mrosskne TeamViewer had a free tier for non commercial use so small time phone scammers used it to get onto peoples machines. As the scammers got more organized they started buying licences and TeamViewer did little to cut them off and took years to put notices in their software to warn scam targets, and users in general, that they might be scammed and that they were giving control of their computer to the scammers.

If I were a big tech corporation right now, I’d be REALLY concerned about LTT Labs. Given Linus’ penchant for honesty and calling companies on their bullshit, some of Labs’ test results are going to be… jarring.

There’s so many great young competitors now and it’s about time!!!

Check parsec out. Found out to be better than anything else

@@harshbansal85 lol which is what he was trying to set up sounds like. I get the impression homey likes to make things a headache for himself...because, him. I used a neet one called squak at work

I would think if there's a good alternative he would have already used it

Apache Guacamole, probably

Too many just want easy money. Earning money by ripping off others would make me feel worse than living off of government welfare

"No, this is not a scam! We never said that 'lifetime license' refers to _your_ lifetime, see?"

@@LRM12o8 They never specified what species they referred to. Think, Mark! Think!

I didn't know they were traded publicly until I read this. I looked up their history and saw that their stock took a nosedive right around the time this happened and laughed hysterically. 0 remorse for companies like this. Sucks to suck

Last place I worked we had a perpetual license too. They literally called us one day telling us we should consider upgrading to 14 I think. I of course said we were happy with our current version but thanks for the offer. Less than 24 hours later our license was suddenly just invalid.

@@Falcodrin This incentivises piracy.

@@Subuzgreatest they know businesses typically won't pirate because of legal issues. So they abuse their customers.

@@Falcodrin I guess the only way to beat them is to go FOSS completely.

You could sue them on the grounds that "perpetual means perpetual"

Thanks Captain Obvious

Why would you use such a convoluted method to write something so important when Google Docs is a thing. Or literally Pages on an iPad. lol

LMAOOO

Last year Linus went HAM against nVidia when they blackmailed a fellow youtuber for focusing on the rasterization capabilities of their 3000 series GPU, it was glorious.

@@Djou-Karl I remember that and they had the whole youtube tech community behind them for the most part. Definitely another great Linus moment

Lmao glad someone else noticed. Hope someone with a perpetual license notices too ;)

Would need to be a class action to get any real payout, otherwise lawyers fees would be higher. Probably arent enough people who actually care about spam emails.

@@PalladinPoker then again some lawyers make it so they actually charge the defendent if they win.

They did WHAT?!? :O How on earth is that legal?

@@asdfhun "free market"

Adobe kills me because it’s the software I’d prefer to be using but I’d rather headbutt a belt sander than pay for a subscription

Its morally correct to pirate adobe products

@@OCtheG The only sensible option here is to join the pirates

You mean ALL companies?

That's the problem with capitalism. Everybody's so obsessed with making money that they fall to do their damn job properly

At least under capitalism you would have this kind of tech available in the first place, lmao.

@@aznhomig which is a great argument against challenging anything ever, amirite

​@@aznhomigcentral planning doesn't preclude the development of tech. You people and your ideology.

Yeah, steam link is great. The perfect combo would be to put steam on a headless linux machine, then remote into it from your phone, TV, etc. using steam link... except that running steam link on linux is buggy as hell ironically.

@@seeibe Would that even work? Steam Link streams your screen which I assume requires screen capture, which in turns requires a screen (an XServer), so running it headless shouldn't work (?).

@@dwirandypradhika6752 you are correct! Edit: I actually use steam link to stream my desktop for productivity more than I use it to play games :O

@@dwirandypradhika6752 Virtual monitors are a thing. In the worst case you can get one of those fake monitor attachments that are also used for mining. For me it worked to just attach a monitor temporarily and then unplug it, but I didn't get further than that because of the bugs with steam itself (that were present even with a monitor connected).

Doesn't work on windows 11 at least with the ipad