Nicely done @Chris!
Dobbie Edit:
Just to keep the original thread clean, please add all discussion here in this thread.
Solving Potential Issues - Discussion Thread
philT
#2
Was wondering, Chris what about adding links for specific des or wms? Like duncanlock.net for xfce for Example?
Chris
#3
I’m good with that - drop me a note as to what you feel ought to be there and I’ll take a look-see
I think what we want to do is keep in mind that while a general DE/WM is a good idea, as AL evolves, some of those WM/DE may be modded extensively - but I do get it for example, there is a general document for i3 that I can include that would be a great help.
What a fantastic guide, thanks for this.
One small point though:
The KornShell programming language has several different implementations and only the MirBSD Korn Shell is available in the official Arch repositories, the upstream home page for that is here:
https://www.mirbsd.org/mksh.htm
The site linked in the OP is for AT&T’s original ksh93 program, which shares no code at all with mksh, and is only available from the AUR (disclaimer: I packaged it and I think it’s out of date now).
There is also an loksh (git) package, a port of OpenBSD’s KornShell implementation, which also shares no code with ksh93 and is derived from the old pdksh package with added GNU-style PS1 options and lots of bug fixes and code improvements:
Anyway, sorry for rambling, my OCD is acting up today 
altman
#8
Wow, that s some work in there @Chris ! Thx for that.
Edit: now the thing is to have people to read these or some of these links provided, did a little thread alike, but not much views I must say .
Chris
#10
Did a bit more work on this. I wasnt real comfy adding Manjaro to the mix. It didn’t seem to flow with what I was aiming for so 
Dobbie03
#11
Probably best idea.
I added the Reddit link.
Split off to keep original thread clean and easy to follow.