I agree revitalising old hardware has big environmental and social benefits, but being able to customise things is also important for a lot of users. For exampl

I agree revitalising old hardware has big environmental and social benefits, but being able to customise things is also important for a lot of users. For example all those people who find big changes to the Windows UI hard to cope with would probably love to have something as slow changing as XFCE. > just a headache for anyone who doesn’t know about <Y> Its not a headache - they can just leave <Y> at the default In many cases a lot of people will benefit from <Y> if they know about <Y>.