My linux setup has barely changed in 20 years and many of my configs are 20 years old now, fairly proud of that. Been using Slackware with ion/notion wm and it

My linux setup has barely changed in 20 years and many of my configs are 20 years old now, fairly proud of that. Been using Slackware with ion/notion wm and it frees me from having to relearn things every major release, stays out of the users way like a system should. The most useful thing I have done in years is bind my Print Screen key to toggle touchpad on and off which is great for the modern massive touchpads that laptops have. I ended up doing it in a rather hackish way, I have not had a need to use Lua since ~ion3 days so had forgotten it, ended up just writing the script in bash and the lua script just executes the bash script. It works, I am happy even if I would be embarrassed to show it to anyone especially since it probably would have only taken 15 minutes to relearn enough lua to avoid the bash script.