Third floor. Hang a left when you get off the elevator. First two doors on the right lead to legal - third door on the right is accountability.

MX is my distro of choice.

For most common tasks, I can easily pop open either a command line or a GUI, depending on my mood.

It’s like the REM of Linux distros: it can appeal to all different kinds of users, and of all different skill levels. Plus, it’s not a resource hog.

I have one antiX laptop - an old Chromebook with limited storage and low power. My gaming PC in the living room runs Bazzite. And I test plenty of other distros.

But for my general purpose computers, I keep going back to MX with either Plasma or XFCE.

Plus, I love hitting F4 for the drop-down console.

Yes. And so are you.

Yes.

Around the contra. Where else would I keep it? It’s only purpose is to keep the contra together.

Drakkhen

*is a finite number of seconds

Unplugging the car’s antennas is free.

Better get 5, so you also have Sue

Hi Rogue

You look like a good dog

There’s nothing physically wrong with your brain, but you are hallucinating and putting too much faith in a simple conversation engine.

Get therapy before this becomes full psychosis. It’ll be harder to come back from it then.

Yes, well, he said a lot of things while on heroin.

Did you forget to pay for her oxygen again?

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

It doesn’t count as conspiracy theory when it’s conspiracy fact

It’s great when folks like OP make it easy to know to block them.

If you’re looking for security:

Keep the TV off your network entirely.

Use the Pi as a media computer.

I regularly take former Chromebooks with 2GB RAM and non-upgradable 16GB eMMCs, and turn them into functional Linux laptops. Usually with MX.

You are WAY above the floor :)

I’ve used MX with KDE Plasma on a Celeron with 4GB RAM and no real GPU.

Generally speaking, as long as you have reasonable expectations, it’ll work fine. And the things you describe sound pretty simple.

Try it with the default settings, see how you like it. If it feels sluggish you can always turn the settings down later.

Pain