(With apologies for the comparison to that one guy with a legitimate use case so niche nobody has even thought to make Wayland support it yet.)

@Johan_E_M I would expect any relatively up to date distro (ie. not Debian) would work on that hardware as well, or as poorly, as any other.

@Johan_E_M Mint is built on Ubuntu, so I won't be recommending it to anyone.

@troglobit (aka I thought it was neat so I made an Arch package for it so I can give it a spin.)

@troglobit Looks like the repo is missing the most important file: https://gist.github.com/bodil/3d325a37c375f2f046e45f4ebff99977

@FritzAdalis @samebchase If you mean desktop environments, I go back and forth a lot on GNOME vs KDE but I'm currently on KDE.

(I should add, in case you feel the need to object that your favourite distro isn't mentioned, that these are all distros I've run myself inside of the last half decade or so, or I wouldn't be recommending them. Except Omarchy, of course, that's only there for the gag.)

@pikesley Gentoo has a USE flag for that.

Like, how are we not all on the same page by now about tech owned by South African billionaires?

@hllizi "Some dark, Lovecraftian force" definitely isn't an entirely unfair description of Morgan McSweeney.

I'm very, very sorry, I'll see myself out.

@Tallish_Tom It's having his precious presidency taken away from him in disgrace that's going to hurt him the most, and I want that for him very badly.

To commemorate the passing of the Epstein Bill, I'll answer my own question: I think I massively prefer President Vance, because while it won't change the direction of US policy much (still spiralling quickly down the drain of fascist kleptocracy), at least Trump will have faced some kind of […]