procapra

That's what I'm saying! It's kinda awesome how long things get supported in linux land!

I just meant after support is dropped. The CIP I think supports each of its kernels for 10 years? So whatever the last kernel is before they officially drop support will still be maintained by them for a long time. :)

If anyone is actually using a 486 still, you can try using the kernels that the CIP maintains https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/cip/linux-cip.git They actually still support kernel 4.4

I'm very for used hardware, some of my stuff is dumpster finds. I just liked the thought experiment of replacing a hypothetical 486 pc with a brand new computer.

I saw the luckfox products on aliexpress and they definitely looked cool!

I didn't even think about those. That might be a good bet!

This seems like the most interesting suggestion so far. I'll look into those!

Thank you. I remember back in the day hearing they didn't keep logs and figured "well alright sounds good!" and that was the end of it.

I'll give Proton a try when my current plan of Nordvpn ends. Didn't know Proton was open source either, so that's pretty cool! Wish I didn't get downvoted to hell for asking a question, but it is what it is.

What is so bad about nordvpn? What makes protonvpn better?

Been a nordvpn user for around 4 years now. If I need to switch I'll do it, this is just the first time I've heard it isn't all that great.

I've always liked compressing my own music instead of downloading a sketchy aac or mp3 online so I very much appreciate this. Can't wait until its up and running.

If Palemoon can still run the bulk of the web on a forked version of the old firefox engine, I doubt you'd notice anything breaking in the short term.