TortOS Wants to Make Your TrimUI Brick Feel Like a Collection Again 0 ▲ The Bryant Review 2 hours ago · 12 min read2490 words · Tech · hide · 0 comments I've been trying something a little different with my TrimUI Brick Hammer lately. Rather than doing what I normally do with a retro handheld and filling a microSD card with far more games than I'll ever realistically play, I've limited myself to three games per system. That's it. The rest of the card is for music.There isn't any particularly scientific reasoning behind three. I just like what it does to the experience. Instead of opening a system and being greeted by hundreds or thousands of ROMs, I've got a super tiny selection of things I actually want to play. Just a few personal favorites for each of the systems I've chosen. Everything feels a little more deliberate, and I spend considerably less time scrolling past games I added simply because I could.Which also happens to be a pretty wonderful way to use TortOS. TortOS is a custom firmware for the TrimUI Brick and Brick Hammer created by Geekstrada, and I've become rather taken with it. It is fast, so colorful, unusually… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.