

Awesome thank you! I will try trixie first, this thing has an HDD and i liked how responsive it was with the bookworm live environment.
First I’m hearing about antix! i just checked out their site and I’ll definitely try a live usb of antix as well.
Thanks, that really helps.







The 90s weren’t great for most people, but they were the peak of hope and optimism for many people.
Education, telecommunication, and trade relations were developing so quickly it was “sensible” to foresee humanity living in a utopia soon.
Then baby bush goes back to the middle east, domestic surveillance expands internationally, but most importantly the internet disillusions most people that they are living in a progressive world.
How many genocides are currently happening? How quickly are sea levels going to rise? Why, exactly, are so many people dying from cancer at the same time that processed foods become so popular?
The tobacco scientists were LYING!?
Ask and the search engine answers; people tell you about their lives in Indonesia, Niger and Jamaica.
It rapidly became clear from the outset of social media that tech titans also champion commodification and privatization of personal and public information rather than using that information to benefit society at large.
Things weren’t getting better in the 90s, but before everybody was talking to each other and sharing their experiences, many people believed things could get better.