It was simple once I figured out what I needed, but I had to cycle through a few different OSes before I got something that worked with my hardware. You might have luck with a "specifically for emulation" build like Lakka or Batocera, but for me I wound up installing Debian 12 and then having it just auto-login and run RetroPie on start. Works great though.
Anywho, best of luck!
7th Doctor if memory serves.
"The reverse is also true." - The Doctor
It helps if you branch out from general meme communities a little, but you can keep it all memes. NonCredibleDefense has kept me on top of the various ongoing conflicts, for example.
My Father-in-Law picked up a smart doorbell that did actually hook up to the existing analog system. Works great. It's certainly possible.
I took an old 2007 ultrabook and made it into a media and retro game station for the break room at work. It's a 32-bit Core Duo - not even Core 2 - but that's enough to play H264 video and basically any emulated game through the 4th console generation (SNES/Genesis) and some early parts of the 5th (e.g. some of the 2D PS1 games). Been a great hit at work.
The barebones $20 version can. This definitely can.
Doesn't sound like they're going to backport this unfortunately. Damn shame: I absolutely love The Division but having it on Steam means I have to run two launchers to play it. It usually works... usually.
Itchy and Scratchy Money only in real life.
Simpsons already did it.
Speak for yourself. I need to be drunk to tolerate any of you.