Just jumping in to say I would recommend trying something other than a StarLabs laptop. Not impressed with my Starbook MKV at all (good on paper, cheap quality in person and loses battery when the lid is shut), so I need to constantly charge it. My next one will probably be from purism.

If you weren’t so right it wouldn’t be so sad.

His joking?

Depends. Are you waking up at the crack of Dawn?

I had never tried it and was super happy after seeing how lightweight it was.

Can’t ignore 2000! That was one of the best!

Ooh ooh! I know this! Alpine! I run this together with MS-DOS on my Pentium 3, but FreeDOS should be no problem too.

I have seen your Debian/Arch addendum, but since it’s meant to be easy and for simple media consumption only, how about Fedora Silverblue with a couple of Flatpak games for kids? You’ll barely have to look after it as it’s immutable, will update itself and the stock Fedora Gnome setup is pretty basic and simple enough for a smart kid. Plus he’s two- I doubt he will need anything outside of Flatpaks and a paint program.

I do. One day I expect to see a Turner Seascape.

Oh man I was just about to zigbee everything in my house. Have you got more information about this?

En garde!

Am I the only one who finds the title abrasive? Why “rules”? Who are you and why should I listen to you? Will you send the tutorial police around if I ignore you? Maybe “recommendations” would be a better choice?

Same on an Intel i7 Desktop with Fedora 40, AMD GPU.

One is zero is?

On whatever it isn’t working on upon which you want to run Linux.

I am not affiliated with the site, but would you mind elaborating?

Is that an asbestos roof?

Can he understand all languages now?

A question from the uneducated: why does spinach prevent the cheese from burning?