That's like saying American comics books it's just about superheroes for kids...
And then you have Robert Crumb, Calvin and Hobbes, Peanuts, Tiger...
Manga can be hugely diverse... from romantic stories (shoujo) to fights/self-improvement (shonen) to mistery, drama (Black Jack), scifi (Gummn, Akira...)

In my country if you believe Zeus itself creates storms or Baco tells yourself to do orgies in public, you would end up in an insane asylum.
Yet Christians have carte bianche with their prayings...

You didn't have parents living up it a Christian regime as the Francoism in Spain, right? If Americans lived like that, beind forced to go to Church every Sunday against they will, making blasphemy a crime, and so on... they would end firing up their rifles, even the die hard MAGAs would start a war against the Evangelicals.

Slackware + Linux-Libre + Xanmod patches user here, very custom and Slack like, ok, but I use Flatpak for Total Chaos and some stuff not available on pkgs/slackbuilds. On resource usage, flatpak itself deduplicates a lot.

The EU doesn't give a shit on your neither at your race or your origins. If you are not nationalized in a country from the European Union, you can't call yourself part of the Western Europe.
We have some African-descent people in Spain which can be more accountable than you as being part of Europe, because they grew up with that culture (and rights/customs) in first place.

Spaniard here. In order to live in Spain as a Spaniard you need to own a "Documento Nacional de Identidad",
a national ID. So, as they stated, this it's just the European standard in a digital form.

Well, I'm thirty-something, I use Emacs as my shell (even my X11 one, EXWM), and I still watch Star Trek:TNG
among playing IF games in Malyon/Frotz, Slashem and BSD games.

Not even close. 256MB were almost the norm, a lot of people used
machines with 128, 64 and even 32MB in the worst
cases, all of them with Win98SE and most nerds
with a dual boot with Debian/RH/Slackware.

NeHaBoDi, minimal Linux in a floppy to play Nethack.
I'd love this with Slashem.
The doppleganger monk would be better than running Doom.
https://nehabodi.sourceforge.n...

Back in the day you had NeHaBoDy, minimal Linux
in a floppy to play Nethack.

You might like this:

http://legacyupdate.net/

Also, better browsers and ublocking software:
http://piteusz.ovh/files/windo...

But Linux would be much better for security.

I ran Zork on an Intel ARM device with 32 MB of RAM + 16 of ZRAM under the "dungeon" source port. You could even run Dungeon under the Z-Machine with Frotz with ease.

>southern Spain You lucky, living in the Northern Spain it's like living in the UK with a slightly warmer temperature. Not much, as today we have 14-16 degrees Celsius.

Still active and with good content. Still, if you code in C for Linux/BSD (and scripts) you have these gems: comp.lang.c comp.lang.c.moderated comp.unix.programmer comp.unix.shell comp.unix.misc

False. A game like Vicious Cycles or All Things Devours, or heck, Anchorhead has much more interactictivity than any CYOA game. Remember that if6 it's a full programming language.