Are we lightweight? Let's ask the Internet.

[Moltke]

do you see yourself using this kind of environment in the 21st century on a daily basis?

Like I said, the experience was quite enjoyable, that being said I think it all depends on what you need; what you need your OS to do for you and how you want it to do it. Do I see myself using a system like that on a daily basis in the 21st century?  I think, I wouldn't mind if I did, but since I have choices I choose not to  8) what I mean is that having your own customized system is really something, but the fact is that there are many tools that won't probably work or at least not in the way you expect them to "out of the box" as they do in almost every modern distro out there in such an environment. I'm a translator, I translate documents, articles, you name it and for that purpose I use tuxtrans which is a Ubuntu based distro, why? because it was created for that purpose; for translators. It has a lot of tools I don't think will work in a non-graphical environment. I have it in a usb stick and whenever I need I just boot it up and start translating, I don't like it for my daily OS but it perfectly serves its purpose. At the end of the day it all comes to choices and everyone has an opinion of their own.