>By this point, anything still worth using is either 'sorted', or such trash that nothing else will be fun on it either. I've been installing various distro fl

>By this point, anything still worth using is either 'sorted', or such trash that nothing else will be fun on it either. I've been installing various distro flavours on old laptops for a long time, and the experience only gets better. Personally, I can't remember the last time I had to struggle with a driver. I think the Dell I've got is from 2008, running Mint without issue. There are so many old/used computers out there that are capable of doing everything the average person needs, the people just don't know it. I had an acquaintance buy a $2500 computer to take some community college programming courses, because he thought you need a powerful computer to "run programs". Meanwhile, I'm over here earning a living on a t450s I bought for $300.