Description

• Corben aka Corben78, my name on the net

• Tobias, my name in real life

  Languages

• german, native

• english

  Hobbies

• Linux!

• PC-Gaming... on Linux!

• Developer

• Casual streaming

Desktop:

• Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

• Intel Core i7 6700

• nVidia GTX 1070

• Logitech C920

• Apple Aluminium Keyboard

• MoveMaster

• Logitech MX518 Mouse

• Auna 900 Microphone

• Elgato Green Screen

• Steam Controller

  Notebook

• Asus ROG Strix GL502VS-FY042T

• Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

• Intel Core i7 6700HQ

• nVidia GTX 1070

• 16 GB RAM

• 256 GB SSD

  Notebook when streaming mixed reality VR:

• Valve Index

• HTC Vive

• Logitech C922

• 6x3m Green Screen

  Further peripherals:

• APGtEK USB 3.0 ezcapture U3

• Antlion ModMic Wireless

Hit me up for a 10% discount if you are interested in this device!

Depending on work and free time, I'll stream when possible, mostly weeknights, probably earlier on weekends.

Thus I don't have a fix timetable, except for thursdays. Since I have a working custom audio setup now, I'm going to stream our weekly gaming evening, starting at 20:00 CET/CEST. Don't wonder though, some people I'm talking to might not be audible, because they don't want to be on the stream. This stream will be in german, but I'm happy to answer questions or comments from the chat in english.

If you've enabled notifications, you'll see when I go online.

Played games on this channel: * EVERSPACE (Linux native) My favorite space game shooter, rogue like, so it's played again and again from time to time * Beat Saber (Linux proton, mixed reality) Played in mixed reality VR, you can add songs to the queue, enter !bshelp in chat for command help * Aliens vs Predator (2010, Linux proton/wine) Campaign playthrough * The Solus Project (Linux proton, VR) * Anything else that's on my pile of fame.

Mission: PIle of Fame

So many games, so little time. Help me in prioritizing in which order I should play the games on my pile of fame. Please take a view minutes to fill out the form.

Finished Games (currently playing on top): * Subnautica * Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus * Wolfenstein: The Old Blood * Wolfenstein: The New Order

Commands you can use in chat: * !bshelp During Beat Saber streams, this will show you how to add songs to my queue * !bonk (Beat Saber only) * !clap or !smash (Beat Saber only) * !movemaster * !uptime * !game * !followage * !discord * !twitter * !lurk !unlurk

Here is a list of friendly streamers I like to watch frequently, so you might also want to check out their channels: * archtoasty Linux variety streamer * Cheeseness He is a developer, creator and gamer, also passionate about Linux. Showing games and art streams on his channel * dufva Beat Saber with heartrate monitor and full body tracking on his avatar * hamishtpb Retro gaming and more (e.g. E:D) on Linux * hatnix A linux gamer, streaming every day! (except saturdays) * Mohero_ Streaming Beat Saber among other games * nerdgrrrl A german streamer, playing regularly 7 Days To Die on Linux * Nudlnuss My sister's german stream * NuSuey Playing Elite:Dangerous and Rocksmith on Linux * Schmelzfrosch A german streamer playing regularly Darkest Dungeon and table top games * Sir_DieAlotAlot Exclusive Linux gaming. * ThEpicspartan A buddy playing games and doing drink streams. You can get trading cards on his channel

I'm good, thanks!

Your following and interaction in chat is way more appreciated by me than any monetarization.

Nevertheless, you can leave a donation via streamlabs tips. Which will be used for the restream.io subscription. Refunds excluded.

This channel is using awesome stuff, that's made available for free. Here are the details: * Twitch Panels by NerdOrDie * Stycil tux by Cheeseness * Streaming to and chatting with multiple platforms simultaneously with restream.io * Streaming notifications and chatbot by StreamElements * Streaming notifications and eventlist by Streamlabs * Chatbot with custom commands by MooBot * Image processing with Gimp * Streaming software: OBS Studio * OBS Plugins: NDI integration Linux Browser Source OBS Websocket input-overlay * Ubuntu Linux