A whole lot if you take a look at last year’s Android CVEs: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1224/product_id-19997/Google-Android.html?page=1&cvssscoremin=7&year=2023&order=1&trc=1422&sha=2132554d4f7ce75c086fd81a1f91a6e6668d71cb

Every physical system strives for the state of maximum uniform distribution.

DU HAST MICH GEFRAGT

No, my sister’s system has the exact same symptoms, despite using the Ubuntu GUI. So at least under some conditions it’s accurate.

I’m managing one for about 250 users. It’s been pretty reliable, but do prepare for some amount of trouble once in a while, including work on the database if things go really south. Nothing too difficult though if you understand SQL and web backends well enough.

It’s best to keep the installation clean and not install too many apps for the sake of performance.

So overall I’d say it’s worth it, yes.

I’m running KDE on a server. Fight me!

Reason: I need a terminal server for various software Dev tools. KDE Plasma has IMO excellent support for that task while performing better than GNOME.

I wonder how Plasma and Gnome over Xrdp are doing for others though.