Some CMS don’t need database, doing away with a bunch of markdown files instead.

Not everyone needs a featureful CMS, so something on the level of Wordpress might not be necessary (or even desirable).

In the end, it might not be your cup of tea, but it is still a valid usecase for many people out there.

Usually when you have multiple DEs installed, the login manager would let you choose.

Just need to make sure the autologin don’t get in the way of your choice (e.g. select it thru autologin or disable it completely).

I think they can mean shared hosting with cpanel and the likes.

It definitely got massive rooms for improvement, but it’s been pleasant to use!

Gentoo!

What about grav?

At my company, we use ubuntu for the simple reason that our servers are running it.

Isn’t this pretty much the Ubuntu LTS schedule? Linux Mint has been tracking the LTS as well.

I’m not using Pop, but am somewhat interested in their development. In what way is it stagnant?