FVWM95 was a way of getting Windows95 users feeling comfortable on Linux, I think most newbies now realise that Linux isn't Windows.
TWM should still be available if you don't want to add another WM, but Fluxbox, Openbox, JWM, or IceWM tend to be better options for a few extra MBs.

Glad to hear you got it working.

Normally you are on your own when installing, so I think it is just a 'convenience' rather than a 'bug'.
Some distros do allow you to choose to see it in plain text or not, so I think it is just a 'choice'.

I think it is 'designed' to be faulty, so that RH can sell you a support contract/package & make money out of Linux.

I also have an Atom (64bit) based computer that has a 32bit bus, so needs a 32bit system, a bit annoying, but as it only has 1 or 2GB ram, it doesn't require a 64bit system.

I don't think 32bit Linux is for the scrap heap just yet, nor 32bit BSD, there are still a lot of old machines running it out there, it would be too costly to just drop it, maybe in 20 years.......

Maybe you should take a look at a couple of distros based on Devuan --> MIYO or Good Life.

There are quite a few of us that like to put our own choice of programs on our computers, these 2 seem to have it right, & they include firmware for wifi.

I have a feeling that uk is Ukranian, probably need en or gb.

Welcome aboard.

That bit of info about GPT & Grub not liking each other is useful info; there is someone trying to install another distro on an old machine, & that could be their problem. If I come across their post again, I'll mention it.

A wild guess....maybe something to do with this?

  If pstree is called as pstree.x11 then it will prompt the user  at  the
       end of the line to press return and will not return until that has hap‐
       pened.  This is useful for when pstree is run in a xterminal.

There were 2 reasons I gave up using Debian to do installations, one was lack of needed firmware, it just became tedious having to add them in after getting it installed, the other was how slow an installation was, using tailor made 'live' distros was so much quicker & far easier.

I like minimalism, so I go for distros that use a WM, my preference is Fluxbox, though I have used Openbox quite a bit as well.

As an aside, I finally persuaded my sister to ditch Windows XP & use Linux, so spent yesterday setting her up with AntiX, because I know it well enough to keep her up & running.

In Refracta, all I do is install it & wifi then works, but not in Crowz. (Running live.)

I have since tried installing Crowz, (todays JVM, downloaded), & the wifi didn't come up, tried again by using dpkg, rebooted, but still no wifi.
Having rebooted after installing the firmware should have produced a result, but it didn't, no connections were available.

Anyway, I've now put GreenJeans Mate on one SDHC card, & MIYO on another, & they work in my netbook.