Yeah it's above my pay grade. Just started learning Python a while ago on top of learning my way around a Linux system, don't think I'll be editing any squashfs or .conf files any time soon. Still extremely new at this.

Thanks anyhow. Appreciate the sentiment.

I'm actually attempting to get OpenBSD to work on my desktop, but for some reason the installation process can not complete. It is asking for files that don't exist, and I can't use the specific terminal commands (not available in the "live" USB installer) that would fix the issue. Part of my problem is I am trying to get it all running on an AMD Phenom II x4, which is by today's standards pretty old, as well as a WiFi dongle made by Netgear from the same era that isn't even recognized by OpenBSD. I'm poor and can't really afford to get the shiniest newest things. Only recently got a $300 dell laptop w/ a Core i3 & only 4 gigs of RAM, and I was excited about getting it lol!

What do I do? Probably "save up for something that'll last at least a few years" is my guess.

just got used to using Ubuntu as a total newb, total detox from win10... now wtf am going to do?