What else would I be talking about to people?

Oh yeah baby, destroy my backend!

It won’t happen any time soon unless Ubuntu does something drastic. I do think it would be a good idea for them to move in that direction, though.

I like NaN bread!

Seconded. Absolutely what I’d install in this kind of situation. I have an old machine set up for my wife with Mint. She only uses it to check her bank account, basically. So far zero issues.

Praise be to our Lord and Saviour, Linus Torvalds!

Linux has always been more pragmatic and focused on getting stuff out that works now. BSD has always been a promise that might be better in theory but is of little practical use to most people.

You need at least 10000000 good boy points for that one.

Let us just briefly recapitulate the 27 most important compiler flags for 32bit x86 architectures.

Me? I’m just a simple Mint-user.

Skill issue, obviously.

Go on! You know you want to!

Do you have a few minutes to talk about our Lord and Saviour, Linus Torvalds?

Uh… about that…

You can call Linus a lot of things but “stylish” is a bit of a stretch.

Performance differences between distros tend to be negligible. Unless you have a specific use case and a distro specifically tuned for that, you will hardly notice any difference.

A veritable answer.

I only ever use a terminal based editor for making quick edits of config files, so nano works just fine for me.

Mint user: I don’t care how much RAM my system uses as long as it works.

Just download more RAM.