You can make that point for any operating system, basic critical thinking could mean anything

Craig branded MP3 player

Dankpods fan, are you now?

Yea, not a huge fan of the push for crypto on brave

And what browser are you using?

Something that surprises me is that no one mentioned just running debian 12 with lxde. Though, I don’t reccomend using the netinstall, as the user created there won’t be part of the sudo group. You should use the live iso.

https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/debian-live-12.9.0-amd64-lxde.iso

If you don’t trust me, the iso can be downloaded by going to debian.org, clicking “other downloads” under the big “download” button, locating the live isos, in the “Try Debian live before installing” clicking “other live iso”, and finding the lxde iso.

Inside Out is a great example of just that. While I couldn’t find the scene, here’s an excerpt from tvtropes.com:

*Entering the Abstract Thought Chamber in Inside Out caused the characters to turn into 2D figures with increasingly less defined shapes. *

If I remember correctly, the characters actually acknowledge the shift to less detailed artstyles.

Antix linux would also work great, and DSL is based on it.

LMDE is the same, just debian. You can’t really tell the difference.

From my personal experience, ubuntu (lts or not), has a tendency of nuking itself randomly. It’s happened more than one time to me, to shit off my PC, eat something, return to a broken installation that doesn’t boot. And I’ve got plenty of experience with fedora just not doing things, like mtp, vulkan on flatpaks, I’ve had it crash on login (on x11), and had gnome apps constantly crashing (on wayland). Currently, I’m using debian, and I’ve never had any issues with it, other than outdated packages, which is relatively minor

While I’m not op, debian offers increased stability over ubuntu and fedora, and that might be enough to make someone want debian

Seconding this, webapp-manager is what linux mint comes with and is the best option so far

I kinda understand you, but it would fix the issue, so it is a solution

That isn’t really better

Then you have your solution. Use x11 and be done with it

And how would you access the controls above the app? I understand you’re most likely on kde, I used to shre the sentiment, but extending the close button to the panel would only break things

BSD is also unix-like. Quoting OpenBSD, “[OpenBSD] produces a FREE , multi-platform 4.4BSD-based UNIX-like operating system.”

Stuff like holoiso exist

DO NOT RUN A 32BIT VERSION OF LINUX ON 64BIT HARDWARE. I looked into the celeron in the computer, and it supports 64bit instructions. Just run Debian with xfce.

Come to suceava, our busses run linux!

Man and I was just getting my scissors ready. Guess I’ll have to wait for another day