It seems the tread has spiraled away from the question.  I have tried all of these in the past, but it's been awhile. From my experience I have to agree with @Camtaf . Not only are the listed WMs very basic, they fail to be take the crown for being lightweight. In opinion you can't beat JWM. I've not seen any WM as lightweight, but when configured properly is very nice.

I think it's a wonderful changes.  To many people were quoting giant walls of text. Many including multiple previous quotes.
Doing it manually is simple enough.  I had a habit of using the quote button and then trimming it down to the key part, but its easy to adapt.

Not gonna happen.. It's gotta be JWM.. I've tried Ratpoison, Awsome, and other tiling window managers.  I just don't like them.  The keyboard.control is great, but I feel restricted with them.  I quite often overlap windows were I can only see the desired part of the windows.  So I need a WM that allows for overlapping windows.

I do admit that Ratpoison is good software.  So we can agree on that. Someone needs to be using it. Just not me.  Here's something we can agree on.  I take JWM, and you take Ratpoison.

@aluma concerning the double entries on Firefox. I like having two entries.  Because when I mistype a url in the url entry I want it to fail to load the page, not do a search result.  I know that is not what most people want, but it is for me.  As was just stated, it's about choice. Why they don't offer a similar feature for the single entry is a puzzle to me.  They really should.

I am in agreement that It doesn't bother me which search engine some one uses. But it doesn't hurt to discuss it.  Who is forcing anyone? I guess we can't discuss the pros, cons, or preferences of a search engine because someone is going to relate discussion to being forced.

I strongly disagree.  When I use duckduckgo I get much relatable results.  It is so obvious that google's search results are manipulated and filtered. Maybe you would prefer this over the raw results, but no thank you.

The edit version should suggest that adult like behavior is expected, even if you aren't an adult.

Yes the issue with the time templates was a silly mistake. It shows the difference a single character can make when coding. in this case it was matter of lowercase vs uppercase.

For those who don't know what we are talking about.  The suggested templates for the tray clock used months instead of minutes.  This meant the minutes were only correct once per hour as they only change once a day. An embarrassing mistake, but one that was easy to make.

While I agree it's a problem the truth is it still comes back to individual choices. Just because you live in the US doesn't mean your diet has to consist of Oreos, and pizza rolls. Quality food is available in the fresh produce section. You can also find quality meat, but you have to skim through the junk.  Not to mention that you always have the option of growing your own fruits and veggies, and It's not like the many US Gun owners can't hunt for fresh meat.  In fact many do.  Many people even go as far as raising their own beef (and milk), chicken (and eggs), etc. Remember the US is huge which means lots of land.

I believe the main concern of the US food market is the fake health food.  Every thing in the US is package to promote itself as being healthy.  Just use some common sense..  For example candy that says "Fat Free".  Yeah, it's fat free, but it's loaded with sugar. Or Fatty food's claiming to be sugar or carb free.  Yeah, but it's loaded with fat.

@The-Amnesiac-Philosopher.  I didn't take your comment the wrong way.  When read carefully I don't think we contradicted each other in anyway.  I just wanted to expand on it by add on what you didn't say.

Yes we all have our own preferences. We also have the right to express them, even if it's different from someone else. In fact in those case we or other might learn because we were exposed to another's way of thinking.

I'm glad to hear how others configure their systems even if it's something I don't like.  It give me the chance to possibly learn something new.

I never did understand why xcalc was ignored.  I always use it. I think it's more about every DE having to promote themselves.

xedit just seems awkward to me.I'd rather just use nano in an terminal window. It needs some love. Put the buttons in a more natural order, and give it a better way to load files.  There are so many good lightweight editors out there I'll just install one of them.

I use spacefm as a file manager. I just like it better than pcmanfm, not to mention it has a better name.

magicpoint.  I'm not familiar with it.  How have I missed this.

I couldn't agree with you more about JWM. It is the star of the show for a lightweight system.

Wow!, I don't know how I missed your post.  It's been more than a month. I hope you didn't think I was ignoring you. Sorry.

I understand the concern of CPU usage.  Not only for performance, but battery life. I did not compare CPU usage of Daedalus with previous releases. Although I always keep an eye on HTOP,, and I can tell you CPU usage seemed pretty low, and I don't think it should be a concern.

Of course CPU usage is just like RAM usage.  Any noticeable difference is usually the result of additional services and software you install/configure.