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Seems like the easier option is to get another SD card and switch out cards depending on what set of games you want to play. A 256GB micro SD is ~$40 US right now.

The Steam Deck already has a built-in microSD card slot -- are you having problems with it or something?

It ships with Enigma (see the Steam page). It used to be Denuvo -- which is why I didn't buy the game at launch -- but I still ain't buying it if they're shipping it with that shit.

It's still shipping with shitty DRM, so it's still a hard pass from me.

• Steam Deck w/ official Dock

• IOGEAR GCS1104 (4-port DVI KVM)

• generic HDMI-to-DVI cable

• Wireless (RF) headphones -- compatible with Sony TMR-RF912R transmitter; not sure on specific headphone model (it's the one that came with the transmitter, but I can't read the model number on the headphones any more since it's too old)

• a generic 1920x1080 monitor with DVI input + keyboard + mouse

• XBox360 controller w/ official wireless PC adapter (USB)

I got the KVM used in good condition. It's an older model -- but I went with it anyway since it was a drop-in replacement for my 2-port setup and getting it used was *much* cheaper than their newer models. The newer ones support higher resolution/frame rates though, I think; I know this one won't do frame rates above 60FPS properly even though my monitor is capable of it when plugged in directly.

There's a few quirks with this setup. Probably most annoying is that moving the mouse typically causes computers to wake from sleep (like pressing a key on a keyboard normally does...); I think there's a way to mask that event off with udev rules but, eh, even a decade or so after getting the original 2-port KVM I haven't cared enough to actually bother working it out, so I guess it's not that big of an issue to me... :p

I upgraded my KVM switch recently to one with more ports (from 2 to 4). I used to have to get up and physically rewire the audio and switch the video input selection on my monitor when I wanted to use it instead of my main Linux desktop or ancient Win7 PC before. Now that I can just type a couple keystrokes to switch back and forth I'm actually using my Deck way more often...