I can’t speak on multiplayer experiences, but i have several emulators set up on my OLED deck. GameCube, N64, switch, ps2. They work well, and i have a 3DO pro2 i use while it’s docked to my 4k tv, sound through a surround sound bar with woofer - amazing sound. I mostly run skyrim and Balder’s Gate 3 at the moment, but i enjoyed BotW and my son likes sonic.
I’m late to the comment board, but I had to say something. I was amazed when one day my broken Balders’ Gate III P22 install suddenly not only worked, but worked with Vulkan. Until now, I figured it was an improvement to the Proton-GE or Experimental that came down around that time. Anyway, when I loaded my game (in the underdark) on my OLED, I was shocked at the improvement.
Not only was the framerate closer to 40+ vs 28-30, but it was vibrant. The resolution appeared to be better, too. It was gratifying to see it looked better than on my ancient Lenovo gaming laptop (circa 2016), which, to my surprise, handled it quite well considering the age of the NVidia card.
If it is WebDAV, DAVx5 has a feature that makes those shares available as a local volume. An sFTP app can be used to xfer files.
TrueNAS probably has a service for synchronized folders like google drive. I don’t know how to access NFS or SMB transparently.
I’m somewhat amused that they’re hyping the color options in a breathless excited way as if it was a great new feature that changed the world.
All I can say is that it is kinda cathartic that someone other than me is experiencing this nightmare.
Also, this pages where it is impossible to select any text at all.
Well, if I’m on my laptop, I just use the browser. It’s much easier, and they don’t sqawk at me because it is “rooted” - even though it has always been rooted.
Brilliant! I’m stealing that idea. I love it when I learn useful tricks!
I’m curious - why use a VM ? What is the context here? Are you using a Linux phone and need Android apps to fill gaps, or are you running this in a laptop and use Android in some way I don’t understand?
Well, my first criteria is an unlockable bootloader, followed by rootability.
Those alone usually pare the options down to 2 to 4 phones, so I really don’t have to think too much about the cool features.
I expect to use my phone from 2 to 5 years, so compatibility with certain ROM producers is Aldo high on the list.
That is inconvenient, but one could use a USB stick. It only makes sense if you’re sitting in a table and you have a fairly High charge on your phone. Any mobility and you could damage your port and the stick.
It’s also easy to lose a USB stick, and I don’t think you can have an encrypted one in this scenario.
Yep, i agree that it’s ludicrous that manufacturers literally removed features over time and simultaneously raised prices.
I like to have music, pics, etc., local, too. However I’m not going to take a subpar device just to have SD, so I compromise.
I rotate my music selection. I offload older camera media to my NAS at home, etc. Since where I am, I get WiFi almost every where I go, I can remote connect to my NAS. I rarely do because I have to deactivate my protective VPN to use my personal VPN for my link (safety first). So I’m effectively in the same situation.
When Google first announced that external cards were “evil”, I knew instantly that was because they want us to store our data in their cloud. Various articles, marketing flat out pushed that solution.
Ahhhh, I see. Thanks for handing me a clue!
Um…
These just came out like 2 months ago. Are you talking about the old nexus 7, which is 11 years old? Or maybe the most recent releases in 2014?
Anybody who bought one of those in 2020 was a moron and deserved to have them die “unexpectedly”.
It’s configured to run at the native resolution of the device, and looks good, but I’m not sure it is really at 4k.
Skyrim performs flawlessly, but Baldur’s Gate gets sbout 15 fps at this rez, so I have to lower the graphics setting. I’m nesr endgame, so there is a lot of city animation.