Here just a reading comprehension for my take

Its a security focused distribution aimed at developers which want to understand the workings of an OS

On which you answered:

You’re just wrong.

So idk whats your point either.

Not sure what you are saying?

For text processing? Okay, checks out.

Isn't that overkill?

what does it better than any other terminal for twms?

Wouldn't it have to be: "jump ship FROM KDE"? Or am I misunderstanding?

Didn't know something like this exists. Still confused what the benefit to ordinary dynamic tiling?

"leaks security keys of the app itself", it can't leak anything outside of the container?

I am very certain the most appropriate person to update the software would be the developer itself. So when suddenly for flatpaks & co the responsibility of updating libraries is put on the flatpak package maintainer for ANYTHING used in that container... it doesn't sound optimal.

Still your example is a very edge-case scenario, because it would create a static vulnerability.

Can you give an example in what kind of scenario you would want "identical servers"? In my head that is where tools like ansible come into play..?

Totally agree that Archwiki is handsdown the best wiki for Linux. But Debian doesn't deserve this flak imo. It has its place and use cases. Also depending on your requirements as a user can be fine for desktop.

Kernel 5.0....yikes 😜