Who would convey this idea to the developers!
All these logs that are useless to users waste hardware resources and, ultimately, electricity.
Logs should be disabled by default, and the user should be able to enable a specific one when setting up.
In my experience, a correctly assembled distribution works out of the box without any fuss.

Linux is full of such things.
Try to look at the size occupied on your computer by the word “copyright” or a bunch of identical license files.
Or another example, why do I need the default "man" pages in 37 languages?

The question is not to remove programs and get ten megabytes.
A modern browser will eat it all up.
It’s just that by default, things are included that are unnecessary in a particular case and are often interesting only to developers.
My DE retained all the friendly functionality.

But this is just my opinion, someone is more interested in 32 bits on a computer with i7, they have the right!

3@localhost:~> lsusb
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 004 Device 002: ID 1ea7:0066 SHARKOON Technologies GmbH [Mediatrack Edge Mini Keyboard]
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub

Bus 004 Device 002: ID 1ea7:0066 SHARKOON Technologies GmbH [Mediatrack Edge Mini Keyboard - usb wireless mouse receiver

The result of configuration, removal of unnecessary services, etc. I had to do this after updating to Daedalus. This is Trinity v.R14.2.0

I apologize for the screenshots instead of code, purely for the sake of authenticity.

Thanks a lot for the tip!
Added sudo to my ntp.stop file

#!/bin/sh
sudo /usr/sbin/ntpd -q

and placed it in DE startup folder.
The ntpsec service has been disabled.
Everything works, time is synchronized, ntp is not in memory.

Regards.

P.S. It is very easy to check synchronization with sufficient accuracy for home use.
Here is one of these sites, open it, if everything is ok, the time on the page will be blue, otherwise red.
time.in.ua

Just a fact.
.xsession-errors file size
Standard kernel - approx. 40Kb.
The kernel I assembled for a specific computer is ok. 20Kb.
It's mostly filled with lines "Fix_me..." that are interesting only to developers.

In my hands I have a USB optical mouse, it says 5V, 100 mA.
A standard USB port should provide 500 mA.

P.S. I'm sorry, maybe it's stupid...
As I understand it, the device is not new. In such cases, it often happens that the USB port, located in the most convenient place, is either dirty or loose. In this case, due to poor contact, failures are possible.

Well, for example, Xfce is installed, its graphics library is GTK.
FLWM uses the FLTK graphics library.
Maybe it would be better to choose a window manager built with the GTK, let's start producing a menagerie?

Ideally, only one graphics library should be present.
(Сonsidering this  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shared_library1  )
Unfortunately, this is practically impossible.
Once upon a time in KDE Konqueror was a full-fledged browser, today with it you can only view such strict sites as this

Create a “light” WM fix idea since the beginning of Linux.

When the first gnome and kde came out, I installed them and tried them out. Kde it worked several times faster. Since then I’ve been using where/where and don’t bother with bad searches.

Kde provides a GUI for managing not only WM settings, but also system ones. From any program I can copy text to the clipboard. From the package manager I can open any file with one click, etc., etc.
In memory it takes up space at the level of xfce and even less. And this doesn't compare to the amount of memory used by any modern browser.

So why take on the burden of minimal WM and suffer later, remembering the necessary cli command?

P.S. If we leave aside the religious wars (init, systemd, etc.) and look through the eyes of a user with a more or less modern computer (even with an S775 socket), then, as an openSuse user starting with version 6.xx, I can say that their Yast with GUI for customizing absolutely everything, no competition.

And with a computer with i7, there is practically no difference in the speed of the OS with earlier initialization systems.

Regards.

Why write so many letters?
It's easier to ask Google, it knows.

I launched the iso following these tips
https://www.linuxbabe.com/debian/boot-d … rive-grub2

He pulls behind him pulseaudio.

Regards.

With all due respect, the solution with /dev/null and cron is acceptable either on a normally working computer (use less SSD resources, for example), or as an emergency solution in such cases.
Errors must be found and eliminated, up to the removal of bad programs and the use of analogues.