Linux Mint Debian Edition

I don't think I'd recommend this is you should just build from source based on what's in Linux Mint, or install the Flatpak if you want to go that route, where Flatpak, just like using Bazaar on Bazite, we could use the store here and install any Flatpak that Bazite has here, or Cache for that matter.

The thing that's different about Mint and why some people say it has older software is because it's based on Ubuntu, unless you're using LMDE, which is based on Debian, but technically Ubuntu is based on Debian.

I digress, I digress.

What I mean is it is running older packages.

There's a load of other stuff to jump through, including referencing what you just said about Mr. Chromebox and getting that installed on it.

What she did round up by saying, though, is that If you prefer to avoid hardware modifications or custom firmware, you could also consider Linux Mint Debian Edition, LMDE, or XFCE MATE editions of Linux Mint as lighter desktop environments can serve system resources even further on older mobile Intel chips.

So that might be kind of chip dependent, I suppose.

But anyway, yeah, certainly next year I'll take your lead.