Odroid N2+ on a uSD card with Sway & Wayland with all the fixes, running on the
linux-odroid-5.11.2-zen kernel provided by @jonathon
Runs good so far.
Thanks to @jgmdev @tobetter and @jonathon for their help and patience.
Thanks to @OdiousImp and @Shjim for the Sway window manager.
Pudge
Noice, I used the same wallpaper on Gnome way back in 2015
https://www.deviantart.com/dobbie03/art/Gateway-To-The-Antisphere-530564555
Soulseek, a man of culture i see! 
Indeed 
Plasma at the moment my favorite in combination with EndeavourOS.
Also not far from me. I think I have taken a very very similar photo near Venice.
Hmmā¦ Someone made a nice video of us, do you know that guy by any chance? 
Hahaha yeah sometimes I make some nice music install videos 
Trying out Mate. Not a bad desktop at all!
But why on bloddy Fedora? Donāt know know EOS has its own Mate DE?
Iām aware that mate is in the arch repos, but I want to go outside the arch family, just for awhile.
Very late sorry! But I realised thereās no brightness module on the bar? Did you remove it or did it not show up?
isnt this only working on notebooks?
Yep! Needs a different way to control monitor brightness! Pudge has already clarified!
i3 + Polybar on ARM
all the bugs, more like xd
A buddy of mine gave me an ancient 2007 macbook. I think itās 32bit, as Iāve only been able to get MX 32bit and Debian 32bit to work thus far. I tried Debian KDE and it was just awful slow. MX xfce seems to be doing well so far though. Itās a shockingly decent little computer to play with. Not so bad for free. I tried and couldnāt get Peppermint to boot from USB either. Any other worthwhile 32bit distros to try?
Some 32-bit options:
Itās not on the list above, but Iāve used Bodhi Linux (Legacy edition) to boot up some very, very old computers, when nothing else would work.
https://www.bodhilinux.com/w/selecting-the-correct-iso-image/#Legacy_32-bit_only
The Legacy 5.1.0 image utilizes an older Linux kernel that is optimized for old (15+ years old) hardware
Itās not the most beautiful operating system, so I wouldnāt recommend it for use on a daily basis. However, it was just what I needed to recover the data from, and then scrub, some (nearly) prehistoric IDE hard drives.
I have Archlinux32 (Pentium 4) installed in an old Aspire 5610 with 1GB of ram which is still in use and running reliably.
It was not as hard to install as I thought it would be. I found reading [HowTo] Install Manjaro using CLI only alongside the Arch install instructions was helpful.