Now that you already have reviewed "Endless OS", how about giving Intel's own distro a review? https://clearlinux.org/
It's optimised for new Intel chipsets (requires EFI to install), even modern AMD could benefit from it.
I apologise if I've asked multiple times, can't tell if post comment works.
I will try the Clear Linux this weekend. There is a lot to do at the farm this time of year so I don't have time until then. I'll make sure I try it Saturday or Sunday.
Why is it that most programmers write 1000s lines of code and then just 3 cryptic words what use their program is? 90% of github stuff no one ever understood what purpose those projects serve, if any.
I've recently been improving grammar of LinuxReviews articles. I don't like the TinyMCE editor at all, but I'd still like to read the article seamlessly at the same time as I edit. Is there any chance to get WikiMedia's VisualEditor installed here? I've used it a lot on Wikipedia and it works well. (link: https://www....VisualEditor)
The VisualEditor requires a node.js https://gith...edia/parsoid service which only runs on specific node.js versions. VisualEditor requires specific paroid versions and a given VisualEditor version will only work with specific MediaWiki versions, https://www....VisualEditor
The TinyMCE plugin is absolutely not ideal. We do not use it because it is better than the VisualEditor, it is not. We use that because it requires after dropping the extensions files into extensions/ and then it works, it does not require two node.js versions running very specific versions of other components.
I will try to get VisualEditor to work on a wiki test box again. It is probably doable given enough time to figure out how to set it up and check what combinations of its components versions actually work. On a more general note, I can't say I like MediaWiki at all when it comes to extensions. CirrusSearch (we use that to get a better search feature) documentation is like CirrusSearch vX is required for MediaWiki version Y and it needs Elastica vY but of course that doesn't work, I had to use a specific in-between-releases git snapshot. I don't expect VisualSetup to be easier to setup but I will try.
What distro should I use? Been bouncing around a bunch but can't really settle on one. I wanted to use Solus but you can't get Xfce in their repos. Was thinking Fedora but just want input.
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