However, ModRetro’s recent announcement that it is manufacturing a Chromatic which comes with Anduril Industries branding is, for us, a step too far (Anduril is another of Palmer Luckey’s companies, and is an American defence technology firm which develops autonomous weapon systems, including drones and planes).

That people might have an issue with supporting a product that directly benefits an arms dealer is pretty obvious – and we’re sorry we didn’t draw the line sooner. After our review of the ModRetro Chromatic went live, we were criticised (rightly) for not making its ties to Luckey clearer. We updated the review to make the connection plain, but we can appreciate that it was too little, too late for some of our readers.

I too, am older than 35 yeets

For me, yes, it’s enough. But I understand that may not be true for everyone.

I can’t believe they’re still selling those. OLED is so much better.

$12.95

KIT CONTENT

• iFixit Precision Bit Driver: Ergonomically designed for a comfortable, non-slip grip ensuring precise handling.
• iFixit Precision 4 mm Screwdriver Bits: Includes PH0, PH1 and TR6 bits, crafted from high-quality S2 steel for exceptional durability and precision.
• Spudger: Poke and pry safely with this spudger made from glass-filled nylon. • Tweezers: Precision tweezers for handling small components.
• iFixit Opening Picks: Can be used for prying, sliding, separating, and air guitaring.
• ESD-Safe Brush & Precision Cleaning Brushes: Free your console from dust & debris.
• Anti-Static Wrist Strap: Essential for safeguarding your electronics from ESD damage during repairs.

To refuse awards is another way of accepting them with more noise than is normal.

— Mark Twain

Final Update:

I could not successfully clone the Windows partition from one card to another.

So I’m wiping the card I’ve been using with SteamOS, and I’m installing Windows-To-Go. Then I’ll shrink the partition. Finally, I’ll add a Linux partition in the empty space. I assume SteamOS will like it just fine.

That’s great info. It’ll be so nice when dual boot is officially supported. I wonder if it’s taking so long to roll out because they want to make sure it works well and it’s easy to use.

Update: I’m going for it. The only games I have on the SD card I don’t care much about. The other games are on the internal storage. So if this doesn’t work out, I’ll just reformat the card.

I ended up using KDE Partition Manager since it’s included in the Steam Deck Desktop environment.

This is taking a long time. A quick web search says that’s normal. Probably would have been better off just wiping, installing Windows-To-Go, resizing the Windows partition, and then adding a Linux partition.

It’s been over 20 minutes that’s it’s sitting at:
Move the file system on partition 'dev/mmeblkop1 to sector 999,874,560

Edit: 7hrs later and it’s 47% done with that step.