I'd go as far as using a classic MFM drive (mainly for document storage, savegames, etc) just to have that classic 'sound of work being done' back. Tell that to my still-working eMachines PC from 2008 or my Toshiba from 2012 that runs Linux just fine on a spinner disk. "running any OS on a HDD in 2021 is disasterous" I'm thinking of partitioning the drive to be 500MB for Catalina, and 500MB for Mojave. And yet, instead of my initial plans to purchase a Thelio Mira from System76, I bought a 2019 iMac with an Intel i9 processor, 32GB of RAM, and a 1TB Fusion drive, on which I can install Mojave (it came with Catalina), and still run Adobe CS 5 (or 6). My tests with Linux and these apps proved that it was entirely doable. As the 2014 iMac is getting a bit long-in-the-tooth, and I absolutely WON'T rent my software, I considered moving everything to Linux, using the Adobe CS equivalents in the free software world: GIMP (for Photoshop), Inkscape (for Illustrator), and Scribus (for InDesign). for business on a 2014 iMac with 8GB of RAM and 500 HDD, and Mojave. Now a self-employed person that users Adobe CS 5 to do labels, etc. Late to the party here, but Mac user since 1986 (36 years) and commercial printing prepress guy for 25 years.
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