Microsoft has been good lately for every project they have been able to do from scratch, without needing to comply with backwards compatibility of their older crap.

Teams is one of the projects that totally had to comply with their older crap. Along with pretty much the rest of O365.

CachyOS might be the easiest one that gives you something decent. It’s basically an Arch Linux with slightly better compiler optimizations and tweaked kernels. Also a tweaked version of proton in the core repos.

Started by a German dude so EU++ or something. And of course it’s based on Arch Linux, which was started by a Canadian dude.

It’s on top of distrowatch too, but I have no idea what that implies.

How many guards?

Never more than 20.

I wish.

My NAS is a Raspberry Pi4 with a single consumer-level SSD. My backups sometimes complete.

Fine product but is it FOSS?

Rust is fearlessly upholding the whole thing even without touching it. Incredible!