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Happily, but... Of what exactly? Not sure if you just want to see layout, or the details of the 3d model, etc.
See response to the other commenter in this chain. Posted a picture, and a Dropbox picture link to "everything".
Damn, that's pretty sweet. Nice job on the setup.
The setup would be very interesting. I guess its a mobile workstation for you?
All the pieces, and other views: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/fbmz7uc6om0phj7nce4ru/AGpFdSfbjvaVRp7VzVifx8U?dl=0&e=1&rlkey=myk045zn4yxpdsn3o0wk1bron&st=zp0lu71m
This fits in my Osprey Daylight 13L pack.
Thanks. But you don't use a Steam Deck!?
Thats my main working setup, but I use it with the Deck, too. The Deck slides into the bag alongside that 😉
Works great as a desktop when I'm setting up to work and/or play.
And yes, it's a mobile workstation for me. I typically use code-server, so I'll have VSCode open in the top, and everything else on the bottom. Works well since it's width-saving in a coffee shop. I tried one of those "triple monitor" setups that connect to the laptop screen, and the angle was awful, no idea how people use those. Love me some triple-curved at home, though ;)