Playlists! LGR usually has great ones.

@@br3nd4n LGR?

Ever thought of becoming a member?

Get a room...

Do you love the dropshipping links too? Lmao a rg35xx cost $30 on sale on aliexpress and maximum at $40 and he show links for $85… same for other devices a rg35xxH cost maximum $50… this is a scam and he doesn’t respect his viewers, shame on this guy

​every man needs money, but money does not need every man... @Uomodargilla

@@suhtangwong Ripping off your whole community can't be justified. Using affiliate links and displaying the lowest prices while being honest and transparent is much better.

MuOS is minimalist and needs tinkering depending on your preferences, but it's fast and feature-rich. For a gift to someone else I'd set up Knulli because it's prettier, but for myself I want every last bit of power from these chips I can get. In the end, you can't really go wrong with either. Both are phenomenal.

@@FractalShoggoth What are the boot times on Knulli like? MuOS boots from shutdown in 6 seconds now...

​​​@@pavichokcheI want to say around 15 seconds? It's still better than stock, but MuOS is faster. Knulli doesn't yet have support for sleep with the SP (sorry-- FLIPZZIZLE) hinge though, which is how I discovered MuOS in the first place.

When I set a device down, I never want to have to think, "should I sleep it or shut it all the way down?" When I pick up a device, I never want to find it dead because I chose wrong. MuOS solves this problem by auto saving and shutting down after five minutes in sleep mode (or one, or ten, it's configurable). And you can set it up to boot directly into the last game you played and load that autosave, so it's totally seamless. You can also set it to wait for a WiFi connection before loading the game, useful if you're hunting Retroachievements. And if you change your mind while booting and don't want to wait the extra 10-20s that takes, you can press Start to boot directly into the game without waiting for WiFi, or Select to boot into the main menu instead. Knulli doesn't do any of that. It looks pretty and all, but I don't want to look at a pretty menu, I want to play my games. MuOS gets out of the way and lets me do that.

My only issue with MuOS at this time is that it doesn't hotswap to bluetooth controller like Knulli. When you connect a BT controller Knulli automatically assigns it as P1. From what I know atm You have to manually do this in MuOS. I like connecting my SP to the TV and using my BT controller and then when I disconnect use the console with no fuss.

Watch it be Linus tech tips in disguise

​@@JP.710 Wizard of oz like

Except there's no official Batocera for these.... So you must mean the Batocera forks like Knulli.

Well, it started with Batocera V39 then V40 then Knulli.

​@@manuelrodriguez9972 I would ask about that. How knuli compare to batocera v40?

I love him as well. Have you watched Scott the Woz? He's pretty great too

I really appreciate you saying so!

​@@TechDweeb Pow Kiddy!

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Batocera you just need to hit start from the main menu and shutdown. If you just hit the power button it will sleep and go flat. Also if you charge it, once you unplug it it stays in like a low power mode and goes flat. You need to turn it on and back off again. Pretty silly quirks but better than stock os so I live with it

@@Bluterus yeah I know, I always shut down poperly since jelos and arkos. But sometimes it still drained my battery overnight and boot time was way too long for my schedule 😅

That is badass! Love that idea!

I've always found it so weird the way people suck off onion OS when it comes to proclaiming the MM+ as the best portable device, if you're spending more time in menus and hyperfocused on the UI than playing games then you're wasting your time

Can you share your experience of why it's not perfect and what cfw out there WOULD make it perfect? How is the performance?

How is PSP emulation on Knulli?

@@UberrimaFide5 The Zazzbizzle isn't a good device for PSP emulation. It's not fast enough or big enough to do that well.

@@Cyko.. Nothing is perfect. I'd change quite a bit about it. But as someone who has spent their career making Linux distros, I notice a lot more issues than an average user. Anyway, youtube won't let me go into more detail, because it'll trip the comment filters. I've tried.

@@UberrimaFide5 Terrible in it's current state. I was using Knulli on my TSP and more than half of the game library either won't run or crashes at the game start menu. They do have an alpha version that apparently works much better than the general public release if you donate. No doubt that over time this will be the cfw of choice since it is a fork of Batocera and runs off of emulation station as Dweeb mentioned but right now, don't think it's worth flashing in it's current form IMHO. Too many bugs that need to be ironed out.

Support for the original RG35XX has been added in the latest Knulli release (20240721).

I found that i had the same issues. I went with MUos. Not the flashiest front end but it got the job done with no issues....and the sleep mode works

muos is king for anbernic

Sleep mode has always worked, but Anbernic's proprietary kernel uses about 5% of the battery per hour while asleep. Knulli's "batocera beta" build had a bug in shutoff mode where shutdown would get stuck when using exfat, but ext4 works fine and I think the issue was fixed in Knulli. OTA doesn't work from bato to knulli since they're different OSes, but it works for updating knulli. Analog sticks work fine and always have, but Anbernic's kernel has such a huge dead zone, it causes cardinal snapping. I've had basically no issues on my 35XXH with bato-beta and knulli, except that the buttons are too stiff. I have a Miyoo Mini Plus too, with Onion... and have run into several issues with it. The physical controls feel nicer since they're softer, but the hardware is slower so it can't run as many games or enable as many features, the clock doesn't work due to a hardware flaw, I've seen it randomly fail to boot, it corrupted its database within a few days, it uses old versions of things, and it's is missing a ton of features I've come to rely on in other devices. Both are using the same exact model of Sandisk, not the included card.

Sorta. Dreamcast relies on frameskip, while PSP is more hit-or-miss. Most NDS and many N64 titles are also playable. I'm not yet convinced that Knulli provides the same level of performance as the updated Stock OS in these 'bonus' systems, but some side-by-side testing could change my mind.

It has Bluetooth support including audio, and on-device art scraper. Themes and game collections manipulation is better, too (MuOS themes is basically the frontpage icons and font/colors, in Knulli there are deep customizations of how you want your systems and gamelists displayed - depends on the theme). In functionality it has parity with MuOS barring the hinge support on SP and shutdown after x minutes in sleep. Currently it also support 64bit ports only compared to MuOS's 32&64 bit support. 32bit support on Knulli will come in time

@@dominikcech1478 nice! BT audio is very impressive.

@@dominikcech1478 How well does BT audio work on Knulli? Can you pair some true wireless buds to it and have as consistent an experience as using the 3.5mm port? Does WiFi work at the same time as BT audio?

Nope! Sleep mode isn't great. However it does have auto-save if you power off while playing a game. And then next time you start the game you can be right where you left off.

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Dreamcast and PSP are playable, just make sure you set it to use the standalone emulators instead of the retroarch cores