Drop weston/emulationstation bits.

docs/contribute/quirks.md

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 ## Panel Rotation
 
-If you have a new device that supports Mainline Linux, adding and submitting a rotation patch is very simple. Adding a rotation patch to the kernel will provide the hints needed for Wayland/Weston to also correctly rotate the panel.
+If you have a new device that supports Mainline Linux, adding and submitting a rotation patch is very simple. Adding a rotation patch to the kernel will provide the hints needed for the OS to correctly rotate the panel.
 
 To begin, download the kernel sources.  Extract the kernel and rename it to linux-{version}.orig, and then copy that folder to linux-{version} or extract it again so there are two copies.  This will be necessary to create the [patch](modify.md#creating-a-patch-for-a-package-using-git).
 

docs/devices/atari/vcs.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/atari-vcs.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| VCS | AMD Ryzen R1606G (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station | 
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
-| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an USB Drive or installed directly to the internal EMMC or optional sata SSD. <br> When installed directly to the EMMC or SSD; an USB drive can optionally be used for game storage. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
+| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an USB Drive or installed directly to the internal drive.
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network Settings |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Controlled by system firmware. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
@@ -26,4 +20,4 @@
 Download the latest `AMD64` version of SteamFork from the button below and follow the instructions listed on the [Install](../../../play/install/) page.
 
 [![Latest Version](https://img.shields.io/github/release/SteamFork/distribution.svg?labelColor=111111&color=5998FF&label=Latest&style=flat#only-light)](https://github.com/SteamFork/distribution/releases/latest)
-[![Latest Version](https://img.shields.io/github/release/SteamFork/distribution.svg?labelColor=dddddd&color=5998FF&label=Latest&style=flat#only-dark)](https://github.com/SteamFork/distribution/releases/latest)
+[![Latest Version](https://img.shields.io/github/release/SteamFork/distribution.svg?labelColor=dddddd&color=5998FF&label=Latest&style=flat#only-dark)](https://github.com/SteamFork/distribution/releases/latest)

docs/devices/ayaneo/air-plus.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/ayaneo-air-plus.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| Air Plus | Amd Ryzen 7 6800U / (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
-| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from a USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. When installed directly to the NVME; an SD Card can be used for game storage. <br> SteamFork **can't** be run from an SD Card on the AYANEO Air Plus due to a limitation in the device's bios that we unfortunately can't change. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
+| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from a USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. 
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network Settings |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Controlled by system firmware. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-vibrate: Rumble | Enables the device rumble motor in emulators that support it. |
-| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Supports selecting from a set of colors and brightness levels or turning the RGB off (choice persists through reboots) <br> Does not support other effects. |
+| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Disabled on startup. |
 
 ## Notes
 

docs/devices/ayaneo/air.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/ayaneo-air.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| Air | Amd Ryzen 5 5560U (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-| Air Pro | Amd Ryzen 5 5560U (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-| Air Pro | AMD Ryzen 7 5825U (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
-| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. <br> When installed directly to the NVME; an SD Card can be used for game storage. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
+| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. 
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network Settings |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-vibrate: Rumble | Enables the device rumble motor in emulators that support it. |
-| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Supports selecting from a set of colors and brightness levels or turning the RGB off (choice persists through reboots) <br> Does not support other effects. |
+| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Disabled on startup. |
 
 ## Notes
 
@@ -33,4 +25,4 @@ Download the latest `AMD64` version of SteamFork from the button below and follo
 
 ### Booting from an external drive (USB or SD Card)
 
-To boot SteamFork from an external drive, hold ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ and press the ++"Power"++ button, continue holding ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ until the Ayaneo logo appears.  Select the storage device with SteamFork from the boot menu using the Ayaneo button, and then press volume up to boot the distribution.
+To boot SteamFork from an external drive, hold ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ and press the ++"Power"++ button, continue holding ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ until the Ayaneo logo appears.  Select the storage device with SteamFork from the boot menu using the Ayaneo button, and then press volume up to boot the distribution.

docs/devices/ayaneo/ayaneo-2.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/ayaneo-2.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| AYANEO 2 | AMD 6800U / (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-| AYANEO 2s | AMD 7840u / (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
-| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. <br> When installed directly to the NVME; an SD Card can be used for game storage. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
+| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME.
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network Settings |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-vibrate: Rumble | Enables the device rumble motor in emulators that support it. |
-| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Supports selecting from a set of colors and brightness levels or turning the RGB off (choice persists through reboots) <br> Does not support other effects. |
+| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Disabled on startup. |
 
 ## Notes
 
@@ -32,4 +25,4 @@ Download the latest `AMD64` version of SteamFork from the button below and follo
 
 ### Booting from an external drive (USB or SD Card)
 
-To boot SteamFork from an external drive, hold ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ and press the ++"Power"++ button, continue holding ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ until the Ayaneo logo appears.  Select the storage device with SteamFork from the boot menu using the Ayaneo button, and then press volume up to boot the distribution.
+To boot SteamFork from an external drive, hold ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ and press the ++"Power"++ button, continue holding ++"LC"+"Volume Up"++ until the Ayaneo logo appears.  Select the storage device with SteamFork from the boot menu using the Ayaneo button, and then press volume up to boot the distribution.

docs/devices/ayn/loki-max.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/ayn-loki.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| Max | Amd Ryzen 7 6800U / (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
 | :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. <br> When installed directly to the NVME; an SD Card can be used for game storage. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network Settings |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-vibrate: Rumble | Enables the device rumble motor in emulators that support it. |
-| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Supports selecting from a set of colors and brightness levels or turning the RGB off (choice persists through reboots) <br> Does not support other effects. |
+| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB |Disabled on startup. |
 
 ## Notes
 
@@ -35,4 +29,4 @@ In order to launch SteamFork from an external drive you will need to first chang
 
 During boot you can enter the bios by either (1) holding the ++"Home"+"LCC (Turbo)"++ buttons that sit bellow the dpad and right analog stick OR (2) connecting an external keyboard and pressing the ++del++ key.  
 
-In the bios; navigate to the `Boot` menu and then change the boot order to prioritize the SD card or USB Drive under `Boot Order Priorities`. Then go `Save & Exit` and select the Save Changes and Exit option.  This change will persist through all reboots.  If you want to boot into Windows simply remove the SD Card or USB drive.
+In the bios; navigate to the `Boot` menu and then change the boot order to prioritize the SD card or USB Drive under `Boot Order Priorities`. Then go `Save & Exit` and select the Save Changes and Exit option.  This change will persist through all reboots.  If you want to boot into Windows simply remove the SD Card or USB drive.

docs/devices/ayn/loki-zero.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/ayn-loki.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| Loki Zero | AMD Athlon Silver 3050e (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
-| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. <br> When installed directly to the NVME; an SD Card can be used for game storage. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
+| :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME.
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network Settings |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-vibrate: Rumble | Enables the device rumble motor in emulators that support it. |
-| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB | Supports selecting from a set of colors and brightness levels or turning the RGB off (choice persists through reboots) <br> Does not support other effects. |
+| :material-lightbulb-on: RGB |Disabled on startup. |
 
 ## Notes
 
@@ -35,4 +29,4 @@ In order to launch SteamFork from an external drive you will need to first chang
 
 During boot you can enter the bios by either (1) holding the ++"Home"+"LCC (Turbo)"++ buttons that sit bellow the dpad and right analog stick OR (2) connecting an external keyboard and pressing the ++del++ key.  
 
-In the bios; navigate to the `Boot` menu and then change the boot order to prioritize the SD card or USB Drive under `Boot Order Priorities`. Then go `Save & Exit` and select the Save Changes and Exit option.  This change will persist through all reboots.  If you want to boot into Windows simply remove the SD Card or USB drive.
+In the bios; navigate to the `Boot` menu and then change the boot order to prioritize the SD card or USB Drive under `Boot Order Priorities`. Then go `Save & Exit` and select the Save Changes and Exit option.  This change will persist through all reboots.  If you want to boot into Windows simply remove the SD Card or USB drive.

docs/devices/gpd/win4.md

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 ![](../../_inc/images/devices/gpdwin-4.png){ .off-glb }
 
-## Overview
-
-| Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
-| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
-| Win 4 | Amd Ryzen 7 6800U / (x86_64) | Mainline Linux | Radeonsi | Weston + Emulation Station |
-
 ## Features
 
 | Feature                 | Notes |
 | -- | -- |
 | :material-harddisk: Storage | SteamFork can be run from an SD Card, USB Drive or installed directly to the internal NVME. <br> When installed directly to the NVME; an SD Card can be used for game storage. |
-| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network |
+| :material-wifi: Wifi | Can be turned on in Steam OS under Main Menu > Network |
 | :simple-bluetooth: Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
 | :material-fan: Fan | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
 | :material-lightning-bolt-circle: TPD Limit | Can be set globally, per system or per game. |
@@ -34,4 +28,4 @@ In order to launch SteamFork from a USB drive or SD Card you will need to first
 
 During boot you can enter the bios by either pressing the `del` key on the built-in keyboard.  
 
-In the bios; navigate to the `Boot` menu and then change the boot order to prioritize the SD card under `Boot Order Priorities`. Then go `Save & Exit` and select the Save Changes and Exit option.  This change will persist through all reboots.  If you want to boot into Windows simply remove the SD Card or USB drive.
+In the bios; navigate to the `Boot` menu and then change the boot order to prioritize the SD card under `Boot Order Priorities`. Then go `Save & Exit` and select the Save Changes and Exit option.  This change will persist through all reboots.  If you want to boot into Windows simply remove the SD Card or USB drive.