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Bento: a screen-less Steam Deck in a keyboard
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A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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True, but he's mainly wanting a keyboard setup for it. This is only slightly thicker than the keyboard by itself, and reduces the pieces he has to bring with him to keyboard + glasses.
There's also the added memory of a guy sitting in a coffee shot wearing sunglasses, typing away on a keyboard without a computer in sight. Should be an excellent start to roleplaying a blind schizophrenic at starbucks.
Can still pull off the "no computer" look with just a steam deck in a backpack. It's kind of cool(?), but definitely a lot of effort going into "un-gaming" a steam deck. A framework mainboard may be a better option for this tbh.
I'm not one to yuck anyone's yum, it just sounds like a waste of time and money.
I do want to try this now though haha. Especially when desktop mode comes to Pixels.
Instead of a keyboard it should be the loudest most old fashioned typewriter possible, but still connected to AR glasses
just get cherry MX blue switches
Could connect it to a virtual boy display