Yes, someone can lie. I wonder how effective any countermeasures may be (e.g. honey tokens to detect someone just saying they love everything), but at the end of the day, I think we are forced to assume all answer truthfully if we want any expectation of secrecy.

I do not know that, am speaking out of my asshole

It would be helpful to the community if you didn’t.

It’s disappointing to see only one reply (so far) challenging your request. Why do you want a unique distro for day to day?

I’ve used a variety of unique distros simply to explore them, or for specific purposes which the OS uniquely fills. And it’s great that some non-unique OSs have workflows that change the ways a new user may be familiar with (e.g. tiling window managers). But I’ve ultimately had a great time picking a stable, popular daily driver and creatively customizing it to look and act unique and personalized.

Yes.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=OZzIvl1tbPo [boring text summary]

After looking around the demoscene, I know how enormous a few megabytes can be.

Like @NigelFrobisher@aussie.zone said, that doesn’t mean much when most mainstream software is being made so inefficient and wasteful.

If this were about making more affordable options, I’d rather we focus on refurbishing older laptops than making new lower-end ones.

I’m annoyed that a lot of the sites I browse don’t have RSS feeds, and I’ve had to do some really tiresome hacks just to get some to work (for example, even tools like FreshRSS’s HTML parser doesn’t tell you the reason a feed broke, so there’s a dozen different things to adjust blindly until it works).

RSS saves me so much time, I used to waste hours just cycling through pages to see if any updated.