Over the years I have several times fixed broken installs and upgrades on Debian.

I used to Slackware that time when RedHat’s package system constantly broke, and no internet so I couldn’t use Debian.

Good times.

And Stör!

It’s the Horadic Dodecahedron

Neovim is on the path of enlightenment to become Emacs so everything is alright.

They firmly believe that: Real men don’t do backup, they cry instead.

You mean like the wiki reader:

I used it as an ebook reader until the screen gave out.

Look at me I am running a package management system with atomic upgrades that can roll back, and indubitable sounds positively fabulous.

I thought the same, and then sped the loot on treating my PTSD.

They are good at tattooing bar-codes on people…

Sounds like vim is aspiring to be Emacs.

After trying 10+ distributions over the years the urge to try something new is not that strong, I settled on Debian based distributions.

But if I should try something new I would look into FreeBSD to get some Unix experience, or else NixOS also sounds interesting.

Nae king! Nae quin! Nae laird! Nae master!

Let’s call it the kelda branch!

If we are not grooming the codebase, are we then waxing it?

Or is it more eco-friendly to let the codebase grow wild and untrimmed?

I got my new computer three years ago, but I still use the old one with Mint 18 on it for some stuff, and the Eee is in the drawer.

It’s about 15 years ago I used a 486 based embedded board with ethernet, can’t remember the name of it.

Your plan sounds good, then you can take your time working on the old PC and re-install as needed, especially because the newer windows versions are happy to kill a dual booted Linux.

Don’t give up before you have tried using memes to get support!

Literally unusable

/s

Just install Luanti and that will take care of the Minecraft group.