A super dashing good looking penguin named Tux?
Yes, it would seem likely to me 
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That suggests something other than a Linux distro?
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Vortex Linux OS Ultimate Edition 
?
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Darn it!!
Obviously 
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Correct!
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Xfce desktop?
I tried Gnome for a while, but then moved on to XFCE to see what that felt like. I actually got the idea of running XFCE with the i3 window manager from an old thread over at the Endeavour OS forums, and it works like a charm.
My current setup:
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Don't jinx me lol I had many previous distros going haywire after a couple of months. Zorin the only 1 that lasted this long with no hiccups.
Time will tell I guess
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Guess I'ma havta go and introduce myself over there at their forum ,be a a little nuisance ect 
Try and get more grip on this arch thing .
Oh and also saw this new xfce has Wayland support, I'll try it out ,but I'm not gonna hold my breath lol
Why change?
LOL don't make us spit our drinks out on our keyboards!
OMG zenzen was hiding the truth in plain sight all along!
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i got an itch ...
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Hope you use a VM for the itch.
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Pop! OS ? 
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I'm waiting for the next release with the stable version of Cosmic to try it out. Though talking about this has sparked my interests in hopping to see what's out there...
Solus has been on my radar for a long while, so maybe I'll try that.
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Nice choice.
It uses eopkg to get/upgrade etc. packages.
The first thing is to do after installation isto run
sudo eopkg up
Or it can be done by software store, but learning eopkg is always nice. 
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Solus when I was using it was a very strong distro. Definitely think it's at least worth a look.
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I tried Debian last night on my 2008 machine. Everything was fine for an hour but couldn't get flatpak to install anything and searches came up empty. Then the mouse started slowing down so I gave up and restored my backup of Solus.
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