Follow to github for full list - and many 'workarounds'.
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Does their version of 'mainstream' exclude Slackware?

The 'bu-based distro LXLE takes light-&-lean seriously; for lean, what beats SliTAZ?

Just wondering why gPartEd won't allow mounting of drives/partitions ("greyed-out") - even for sudo/su?
Enabling automount didn't have the expected effect…
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Where can I find documentation on this old version of mpv? Looks like all the files in /usr/share/doc/mpv are size=0.
Does the upstream website actually keep old documentation available?
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(note - running live.)

Another option is to submit early, then edit and submit again (often enough to stay logged in?).
The only cost is a line noting such edit added a few lines below:  "Last edited by {author} ({date} {time})", which doesn't show in preview.
(perhaps include "work-in-progress" label until done?)

Like AntiX? I'm no ex-spurt, just took 'em at their (printed, possibly obsolete) word. How can you tell?

… and suppress Microsoft "updates" (notify, maybe download, but NEVER automatically install), right? That's how earlier versions were brought to heel. (Does this still work for 8/8.1/10?)
That said, if some other user (family, "friend"?) can "accept" an update, the grub2win approach is less troublesome.

"Private" is only a request to website operators, who interpret as they see fit.  Tracking data may be packed into url instead of cookie.  Functionality depends increasingly on communication between multiple servers in different domains, often third parties.
For "easy" run in RAM a separate OS with zero access to other storage - on separate hardware. Simpler.

Thanks! Sorry (TL;DR) I missed that - i3lock-color and i3lock-fancy look nice at UnixPorn and DeviantArt - maybe if the screen didn't stay dark when returned from suspend, and show a lock? Just a thought. How can I configure it? (what about a switch-user option?)

When I'm in dark-shift mode, I prefer a "dark" theme, and have found Adwaita-Dark shows buttons etc best; other (nicer-looking) themes tend to hide controls at some point(s). Complex stuff.

connman (and connman-ui) works well (for my setup), but I'm not eager to try to change from wicd mid-stream.

Usually alsa is set up so I at least get sound, and I recently learned to use S/PDIF in vlc (not as easy with old version of mpv lacking docs), but I've never found the magic mystical incantation for getting it to use a different sound circuit (say, digital vs. analog) if it's initially too-minimal. No Full-Manual (clear, complete documentation), no drop-down list UI.

(Yes, I did notice a dvd played out-of-the-box - much better (In-My-Opinion)  thanks! And handbrake!)

I'll have to try a re-install; thanks!

Thanks! Works for me just now. Sounds like SF got a mirror closer to you. It's a very dynamic list.
(mutter … slow mirror propagation … prior closest mirror gone, musical chairs … mutter)

Still get vlc error 'The audio device "default" could not be used: No such file or directory'.
I wonder whether alsa is really set up correctly - it doesn't seem right for my test box.
I've never seen a good GUI for alsa (not even a mediocre one). Certainly no drop-down list of "devices", no Full Manual.
Still, I change vlc preferences to specific audio settings, exit and restart - eventually I may find a working setup.
Better than looking for doc files for (old version of) mpv.
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wicd still doesn't re-connect promptly (if ever) without manual intervention.
return from suspend to blank screen - some keystroke got a small green circle, which developed an orange part at top, then blanked back out
told power manager to shut off on power button - didn't
And synaptic is blinding.
Hopefully, all that can be fixed, and a new ISO generated (but will default user lose su/sudo settings?)

So they're going to negotiate liberating all those hardware drivers? No more "blobs"? Forming a new (separate, independent) phone network/system?

Did you test by downloading afterward? I tried several times, but couldn't get the complete ~614MB - kept stopping at ~599MB.

Only because you will be booting Windows on the same computer.  But relax! You' have ways to keep grub2 under control.

Good plan, that will keep Win#'s ego happy. One step at a time. (Hey, there may be a tutorial from this!)
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(You may want to adjust the subject of this thread (by editing your initial post) to note Windows dual-boot)