sic_semper_tyrannis @ sic_semper_tyrannis @lemmy.today

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Interesting, never heard of that one before. The RPi5 can at least play GC on Batocera so I can try and see how well it runs.

This is fantastic! I hope there is a more controller friendly way of painting though. It worked well on the Wii but the PS2 and PC version aren't fun to draw on.

I use a combination of Okular for signing PDFs and PDF Arranger for rearranging pages, etc

Bluefin and all the Universal Blue spins are atomic, based on Fedora Kinoite and Silverblue. Atomic or immutable being the big difference from normal Fedora. The Ublue spins just add onto the base atmoic distros with extra compatibility mostly.

Thanks for the list, it's really helpful!

Good job. You can start off the new year with a breath of fresh air.

I finished my house privacy finally this week with the FLIRC TV remote to get rid of the OEM remote that had a microphone built in. It's programmable on Linux too which is awesome

I think it's preference. I like to glide my fingers over the keys and rest lightly on them. On a linear board I'll accidentally press many keys doing that.

Alright, I'll go grab the second one! Thanks

Alright, I'll give that a shot!

Maybe it'll come to you now that you're thinking about it

Never heard of either of those. I'm definitely interested in a turned based game!

A classic Punisher game sounds fun. Of course X-men!

SNES is easy for the Pi. Great ideas, thanks! I've heard of Earthworm Jim but never looked at it before

Thank you

Looks nice. I'm about to setup some pegboard and this is inspiring

I setup Kinoite (KDE Plasma) on my Dad's touchscreen laptop. When flipped into tablet mode it works very well with enlarged touch controls and pen support

Look into Batocera. It has Kodi and Emulation Station as the two halves of the OS. You can even install Steam games on it (check RetroGameCorps video). Get a USB IR receiver from Flirc. The one thing it won't support is WayDroid

Sovereign Computing

It sounds like my case recomendation doesn't fit your needs. However, the rest of what I said still stands

I'd say put your RPi4 in a Flirc passive case and use Kodi via LibreElec.

The Argon One connects the fan control in a funky way so your OS must have some way to configure the fan controller. I know Batocera v41 has Kodi 21 built in and their wiki says how to get an ArgonOne working properly. You can then have it set to boot into Kodi and have retro emulation as a secondary option.