Yeah the main thing I liked about arch is I could have the same install on a system for like 5 years. I installed basically everything so I knew how everything worked and could tinker.

Or all your stored nixos generations

Or just call a constitutional convention and write a new one.

I like gnome’s approach to a unified and opinionated human interface design. I think it makes a nice cohesive user experience. If other projects don’t want that then they probably shouldn’t be building off of gnome.

If you do this it means you are missing out on one of the massive advantages of Linux. That advantage is you don’t need to do this

Nano doesn’t have vim bindings though so what’s the point.

You don’t have to change distro to do this BTW just install a desktop environment that uses X11 instead of Wayland and try that. If it doesn’t fix it you can uninstall it.

What country is this if you are safe to say? I haven’t heard of anything like that before

Install wine-staging through your package manager.

Install these extra programs if you need the things that they do.