They still struggle to make it work good on x86 ;D

Good, megacorps is last thing this world need.

One reason I loathe DP is how it's handling monitor presence in system when you power of monitor or switch input to 2nd port, it's equivalent of unhooking monitor from pc which screws up desktop layout in most cases. with one monitor it's not a problem but in multimonitor setup windows and task bars start jumping all over the place...

Here is raw text if You want to re-use it :)

Dear Reddit Support Team,
I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to request the removal of all my personal information from your databases in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
As an EU citizen, I have the right to request the erasure of my personal data under Article 17 of the GDPR. I would like to exercise this right and have all of my personal information permanently deleted from your systems.
Please find below the details necessary to process my request:
•	Username: 
•	Email associated with the account: 
I kindly request that you confirm the complete deletion of my personal information from your databases once the process is completed. Furthermore, I request that you provide written confirmation of the erasure, including the date when the deletion was finalized.
I understand that this process may take some time, but I would appreciate your prompt attention to this matter. 
Thank you for your cooperation in ensuring compliance with the GDPR and safeguarding my privacy rights. I look forward to receiving confirmation of the successful removal of my personal information.
Yours sincerely, 

Gentus Linux comes to mind, obscure distro based on Red Hat (not RHEL mind You) released by now forgotten ABIT, a motherboard manufacturer. I was daily driving it as teenager back in 2001 for couple of weeks until I learned by trial and error how to get windows 98 installed back. Another one would be Mandrake Linux which I was dual booting couple years later.

Yea I totally understand that sentiment, I was in that situation too many times. I for one was mostly a lurker who rarely even commented so no big loss there :D

I will be surprised to get reply before end of the summer :D

If You live in California You can use California Consumer Privacy Act as base of Your request

Just tying up loose ends ;)

Only in California from what I know. Even Reddit is mentioning it on their privacy page https://www.reddit.com/policies/privacy-policy#policy-h2-2

Let's wait till July 1st, we might see 2nd wave of refugees :)