TRIMUI Brick Pro | A Casual Gamer's Review
The TRIMUI Brick Pro is as well built as any handheld in its price range could be but its performance profile poses some important questions you should ask before jumping in.
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Linux gaming and everyday Linux use from someone who came to it through SteamOS. These posts cover SteamOS on the Steam Deck, Steam Machine and Legion Go S, dual booting on an Android handheld, budget retro devices and moving a struggling laptop over to Fedora.
The TRIMUI Brick Pro is as well built as any handheld in its price range could be but its performance profile poses some important questions you should ask before jumping in.
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