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It's only 500ish mb big so you can pair it with 700ish or 1gish big lubuntu to have lite tier OS's that can do everything you need from torrenting, video watching (maybe with lubuntu) book reading, and gaming nes/snes/gb/gbc/gba/n64/psx(even dolphin I read but not my machine) ergo it has all in all what you would need. They both can be ran on a pi 3 or an x86 machine, both have 32bit and 64 bit versions. 32 bit version lakka CANNOT use n64, but 64bit can they say. Don't use a pi zero, you will be angry at at it for having missing snes layers and gba being either slow or not working at all, psx hardly works of course at all, my pocketgo is better than that option as you end up with such form factor and not having to flip flop OS's to book read, then again the pocketgo is not on topic and has no bookmark i am aware of nor search feature as a raspbian/raspup/picore/lubuntu os probably WOULD, so if you want to have a clunky book reader that's probably not even a handheld device despite the small chip(s), anyway, lakka is okay.
Lakka is k for x86 64bit but not really 32bit due to n64 issue. Why do this? Because downloading all of debian's packages is huge for no reason and who can even use a console anyway? Lubutnu coming with a torrenting client is why I say that one also, I failed at installing things before when playing around with a linux machine.
Also lakka has a pretty gui, but at the same time you have to set it up in a weird way, but it's not that hard considering it has all it needs, and if not you can look up how to link a bios file. it takes some sorting through files in other words, but once you know how it's easy.
If I recall
>load content
>click into archive
>load archive
>choose emulator
>it plays if properly mapped and if bios is properly chosen a link for
>if sound not working you can choose with right vs left a different sound driver
>with pi zero lakka refused to laod for composite, had to use nightly then broke gba
>had to try sever times to get the sound to work until realized it glitches easy if you don't KNOW to press left vs right and do something like enter it shows a keyboard you don't even want to show up and breaks to where you need a fresh install
>black globs happened when adjusting text size with zero
*shrugs* I played around with a zero but with a dead i5 I put lubuntu on and also flash drive booted lakka on it worked just fine. Dell latitude 64bit that was.
I hate sudo apt-get nonsense and having to be connected to a network in short, those two negate my having to worry about that. I hear debian can have everything with it but I didn't know that when I moved on to those two things. Downloading gb's of data when it could be 1.x gb is better anyway for two smaller OS's. 500 and 700/1000mb.
....It's in beta though.....and one is light ubuntu of which ubuntu is based on debian......whatever
I like modest things. It's why I bring up my pocketgo as well as tiny SOC's you make yourself. Yes I am a neet