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Does anyone know if Reicast still works?

I want scripts with no interface that I can run from keyboard shortcuts. Like, a script that I run and if the modem is on, it turns it off, and if it's off, it turns it on. Stuff like that.

I don't mind command-line based scripts, as they can be bound to keys.

No but there are a few that can be compiled. You mentioned quite a while ago you made a test phone call and it worked. Did it work fully, as in you could hear each other and everything?

Possibly. But the phone company themselves should be allowed to do it.

How is the mobile data and phone support? Is that usable yet?

Good point, but it's already going to be more convenient than the pocket computer I have, even in its current state.

Ahhhh the wait is unbearable!

Honestly the US is garbage for phones. You can't even have a second SIM with the same number because they made SIM cloning illegal, and didn't add an exception to allow the carriers themselves to do it.

I dislike systemd.

The Pyra won't work on Verizon as I understand it, because Verizon made the poor choice to not support cellular standards. So you'd have to switch to AT&T or somesuch.

I'd rather not use Wayland as I intend to take advantage of X11's network features.

Touch support in Linux is independent of the desktop environment, it's part of X11. I used CDE on my laptop with a touchscreen, and in Chrome and other such modern programs, touch worked as you'd expect. On Google Maps even pinch to zoom worked.

Okay! I more meant 1 amp for charging overnight. Since it's okay if it takes 6 hours.

Thank you for being so informative. Would charging at 1 ampere only help?

I hope it at least charges properly when not running.

Wonky how?

LS-120. I have one but it doesn't work anymore. I've actually had three of them over the years, they don't seem to last very long. The drives, not the disks.

Is he? I only heard about the nub tolerance being fixed.

USB-C seems more robust, physically, than MicroUSB.