I can recommend Garmin watches. They work with both Android and iOS which could help with the transition. They have a variety of models from casual/stylish to very fitness focused. They tend to be more expensive, but they also have not (yet) enshittified, which is worth something to me.

Final edit: this worked, once I used the correct directory. Note that Steam gives no indication that it found the files except to skip right to “Verifying”.

That folder only contains the folder “Steam Controller Configs” on both drives.

Edit: found them at ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common on the old drive

Hmm this might work, except I have no space left on the 500GB drive.

I saw a couple mentions of that, but never found the setting to add it…

Oh no! We suck again!

Was wondering the same thing while I built mine over the last few weeks. I watched a ton of videos, but many are out of date on the software side. I mostly used the site that Quantumantics@fedia.io linked to, which seems to cover most everything. e.g. you no longer need to flash the BIOS if all you want is dynamic memory allocation, there’s a userland utility now.

I printed my case, but there are some available for purchase on eBay and Etsy. Some 3D printing sites let you request models be printed to your specs.

Anyway, I’m happy with the build and the performance, but… This thing is loud, and given the limitations with power options (no sleep mode?) I’m still trying to figure out how to integrate it. If I could reliably power on and off remotely, I could stash it somewhere and use Steam Remote Play. But I’ve not had much luck yet.

I managed to get mine for $150 USD shipped. $40 for PSU (provably overkill), $50 for fans and other miscellaneous parts, and about $25 for filament (with some leftovers). That’s under $300.

Yes I found this much more useful and up-to-date than the one linked above.