No screen tearing never. My laptop saw a significant battery life boost (basicly doubled) when I switched DWM into DWL but I don't know exactly why.
And because Wayland is the future and xorg decrepatec, why you'd recommend xorg for anybody since they must swtich at some point and I doubt even the most basic user can make that transition 100% flawlessly.
I'd say KDE since it offers fully working Wayland already.
I switched from Arch + DWM into Artix + DWL and my Thinkpad with Ryzen 5700U doubled the battery life from 3-3,5 hrs to 6-7 hrs. Also if I close the lid, the battery won't run out as fast it was actually used. I don't know what explains all this so I don't make claims either.
Thanks for the explanation. I just didn't get the apt-part, since Bookworm uses apt too.
Debian Sid? Why not Bookworm?
You could always dual boot or use a vm.
IMHO awk should be more popular than it is. Sed should be excluded from core-utils.
For me, every non-mainstream distro. IMO every fork which is just a rebuild .iso should ratherly be an install script and extra repos. Simply because the lack of maintenancers and userbase tends to make those projects to die or getting updates way less often tahn should. People should join any existing project rather than creating new ones.
Thanks a lotvand keep up the good work!
I hope nobody recommends Thinkpads manufactured after 2020. They're pure garbage in so many ways, that there's no point to list them all.
Go with LMDE5. It will run faster the Windows has never ran on that hardware.
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