Last time I saw kernel panic on Debian and that was more than a decade ago.

I mean, if it’s not dead yet…

Install Windows in a VM on a Linux distro and use WSL there?

Noice!

Yeah, that’s definitely not a retro feature but my my, that’s a cool one. 10 years ago, I wouldn’t imagine something like this on a terminal emulator.

Hahaha, been there. :)

Huh, cool! Apparently the dev who made this thought about everything. :)

If I remember right, they were adjustable in its settings. But it’s been a long time since I’ve used this.

This is more like Fallout than Portal but maybe it can work for you.

https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

LFS is not a distro and I highly doubt it’s popular as well.

You most likely won’t need it since there is distrobox option.

The devs recommend against using rpm-ostree but yeah, distrobox is limitless. It’s just doing things different way. I also like how Bazzite (or Aurora) adds a program as a menu shortcut installed via distrobox, pretty convenient.

Yeah, things are different on Bazzite. You can install things via homebrew as well. For yt-dlp use brew install yt-dlp (same command for btop). If something isn’t on homebrew too, there is a distrobox option. If you get used to AUR, Bazzite can be a little tedious.

Virus after: -What is this place?

Oh, you will love this then:

https://gitgud.io/wackyideas/aerothemeplasma/

What are you doing with all those Linux ISOs?

Daring today, aren’t we

Considering even Windows can open it without any third-party program, I would say it’s quite useful.

I have a better one. Installing ATI drivers mid 2000s.

You need a bigger lämp brøther!