Most likely, it's just not for you. What I mean is that I think I've read that Sivers has been using BSD for a couple of decades and has a Postgres archive of

Most likely, it's just not for you. What I mean is that I think I've read that Sivers has been using BSD for a couple of decades and has a Postgres archive of all his email going back to the 90's...or something like that. But I could be wrong and am not in the mood to research it. My point is that his use case has different goals than most people's...e.g. stability and avoiding figuring out how to use different systems for the sake of using new-to-him systems. It's like EMACS. Not for everyone. Some people use it sometimes. Some people use it more. Some people have been living in it since before GUI's. But, I would always start with a Thinkpad.