Not sure if this would help, but I found this channel helpful for understanding the basics and mostly avoiding wrong parts. Also he has some videos were he explains why you should choose one part over another.

Scatter volt channel

Hold my beer.

Jajajajaja “laughs in Argentina Cristina Ladrona de Kirschner”

Void with Xfce has done wonders to my atom cpu with 2 GB of ram. Also iceWM has seen a new release that might worth checking

Can this be considered lightweight? not complaining, just curious

A lightweight office suit

Ublock origin + web annoyance ultralist

You can try Void. With 4 Gb it should be a breeze. I’m rocking it on a netbook with an atom processor and 2 GB of ram and I use Firefox on it without any issues.

Awesome! I would pick option 3. Thanks a lot!

Still can’t decide which one to uninstall. I think akregator looks better but RSS Guard seems to have a lot of development. I’ll keep running both.

Akregator and RSS Guard are both KDE oriented. Feature rich and highly customizable. On the phone I’ve used Read you, but lately switch to News.

O do this but with logseq

ETA iso, wen?

2025…ouch

1,5 and 6

You can check how old you are by measuring how low your nuts go.

If that’s a spare, I would try chimeraOS, turn it into a “steam machine”. You would end up having access to arch at the same time.

Upvoted, since you asked politely

Exactly 3° point of the requirements. Arch “the arch way” needs a lot of tinkering. But that’s just me. You might be right, maybe we should just encourage people to use debian, arch and Gentoo.

I’ve already mentioned this a couple of time this week, so I hope no one get bothered. But I can’t recommend Xerolinux enough (page). I think it’s what you may like. Rolling release, gorgeous KDE, a ready to use as is system. I’ve been distro hopping for a while but this made me settled.

I recently hopped to XeroLinux (page). Arch based, KDE already “riced”, it has a greeting app that lets you update with literally 1 mouse click, a number (1-4) and the enter key. It’s really nice looking, it’s fast and it’s ready to use. The only thing I added for it to be perfect was bauh app center, to manage flatpaks, packages and appimages (even sanps if you want to).