I lost it when my power went out and my chest freezer thawed…

Yup.

That’s an interesting idea. I’d be open to that. I just got a Retroid Pocket Nova, and I am shocked at what can run with GameNative. Ys X runs just about as well on there as it does on my pc. And only draws about 7-9 watts. New Vegas even runs. Frame rate drops when the physics start going. But the fact that I can run it on a $300 android handheld is nuts. I would love to see what an arm powerhouse can do. What could $500 get you in arm hardware? Or $600? Would you get even more performance running straight Linux?

I’d finally start on my backlog of PS2 games.

I sleep as cozy as a baby in a cable knit onesie with Mint on my computers. Looks pretty accurate.

Why is that? I use it because it convienient and it works (for me). But what’s a reason to not use it? Is it unstable, or resource intensive? I only have a couple of games less than ten years old.

You say that like it’s a bad thing. I’d like to see a logo there, it would look more professional.