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• do one thing - emulators - and do it well
• act like flashcart, not like a whole linux distribution crammed on little device
• start as fast as possible straight to the ROM selector
• single binary for kernel + rootfs loadable in ram, as small as possible
• emulators are static independent ELFs loadable for each game separately
• treat games like they actually are - ROM files, not "objects" in database
• the whole card should be FAT32 and keep as low non-game files as possible
• no support for features like cloud syncs, video playback, streaming, etc.

• anbernic rg351v as this is currently most gbc-like linux handheld available and author has it on his desk all the time

• anbernic rg351p/mp and other OGA clones as it won't take much to adapt them and the MP looks actually promising
• raspberry pi cm4 devices if there would be any GBC/GBA like handheld released with this quite capable soc
• rk3399 handhelds if they finally got one on the market
• amd64 generic target for testing and modularity support, also might come useful for small-sized htpc or arcade cabinet setup using old hw

not yet, will provide CI automated builds when they become usable

see above, but the docs are quite a priority for me before it gets released expect in-system help and dev docs

as I mentioned above, these are trying to cram the whole "multimedia" experience into the little boards they target, and I want to focus only on playing emulated games and be as bulletproof as possible, like the flashcarts are

think about it as ez-flash / sd2snes / everdrive / supercard / r4ds but for these funky chinese handhelds