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> It usually ends up either me aborting because of some dependency hell trying to get all the old versions in sync, or I get the system up, take a pleasant trip down memory lane, then 10 minutes later get annoyed by the impracticalities of it, and go back to my current system with renewed appreciation

Hah. I go a bit overboard with windows managers/desktop environments from icewm to fluxbox to KDE to GNOME. I've settled on XFCE but I have a VM solely to muck around with desktop environments and get my fix.

The worst for me is VIm color schemes. Can't seem to choose one I can stick with.

> The worst for me is VIm color schemes. Can't seem to choose one I can stick with.

http://vimcolors.com/290/CandyPaper/dark

Been using for years at this point. Very pleased.

http://jamesdeagle.blogspot.com/2017/12/openbsd-62-cde.html

I do the exact same thing. Though I will admit that I gave up the last time I tried compiling CDE on Linux hah.