I tried it a couple years ago, the laptop I tried it on was underpowered (4GB memory, Skylake m3 - it was a Chromebook). The core software worked great. I coul

I tried it a couple years ago, the laptop I tried it on was underpowered (4GB memory, Skylake m3 - it was a Chromebook). The core software worked great. I could mostly rely on the base system for critical software, I found cwm entirely sufficient as a window manager, xterm is obvious, even nvi is very usable as a text editor. I did use mutt which isn't in the base system. I did however find that there were no performant web browsers, though this situation may have improved since. Chromium was the best option at the time and it worked okay for simple pages, but struggled for complex content. I also use both Spotify and VS Code typically, and whilst the former is easily replaced with ncspot now, I don't think there is a vscode/vscodium port. I suspect if you don't rely on any Electron applications though you wouldn't have any issues...