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    chigyun13
    Member

      Hi, I am a Linux newbie.

      #205626
      Brian Masinick
      Moderator

        @chigyun13 Welcome to the antiX Forum!

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        rokytnji
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          Howdy and Welcome.

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          #205657
          marcelocripe
          Member

            Hello chigyun13.

            Welcome to antiX Linux and the forum.

            I don’t know how to write in English and I send my texts translated by the internet translator. I hope you can understand everything.

            Please read my real welcome in the thread Welcome to antiX Linux and the forum (antiX 26) and read about GNU.

            Please learn how to ask for help here on the antiX forum by reading the topics I indicated in my welcome message. Note that there are 4 editions of antiX: editions 21 or 22 (which are based on Debian 11), 23 (which is based on Debian 12), and 26 (which is based on Debian 13). All of these ISOs have technical support on this forum. Editions 21, 22, and 23 have 8 ISO images (full, base, net, and core, 32-bit and 64-bit), and edition 26 has 4 ISO images (full and core, 32-bit and 64-bit) in different types of boot systems. If my count is correct, there are currently about 52 different types of operating systems. That’s why you need to learn how to ask for help here on the antiX forum.

            Can I recommend the YouTube channel I created exclusively with the intention of helping people who are new to antiX?

            Go to YouTube, search for “antiX Linux em Português” (without the quotation marks), and when you access the channel’s videos, watch the videos in the correct order, that is, from the first video to the most recent video.

            To read the subtitles in your language, turn on the subtitles, then click on the gear, Subtitles C/C, Translate automatically and click on your language to activate the automatic translation of the subtitles.

            The texts you will read are automatic translations that are offered by YouTube from my texts in Brazilian Portuguese.

            According to what 4 or 5 people of different nationalities have told me, “yes, it is possible to learn from the channel’s videos by reading the subtitles in my language”. (The antiX Linux in Portuguese YouTube Channel has Subtitles on All Videos)

            marcelocripe
            (Original text in Brazilian Portuguese language)

            #205683
            Brian Masinick
            Moderator

              @chigyun13 I knew my friend @marcelocripe would write to you about becoming familiar with antiX, so I waited for his greeting to you. Isn’t it nice that some of us “know” one another well enough to expect certain things? Collectively with these videos, guides, combined with this forum, there is plenty of information.

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              #205737
              marcelocripe
              Member

                Brian Masinick wrote:

                I knew my friend @marcelocripe would write to you about becoming familiar with antiX, so I waited for his greeting to you.

                Sometimes I arrive late to help with the welcome here on the forum, but I try to do it whenever possible.

                Brian Masinick wrote:

                Isn’t it nice that some of us “know” one another well enough to expect certain things? Collectively with these videos, guides, combined with this forum, there is plenty of information.

                I am grateful that you have endorsed the channel’s videos as a guide for beginner antiX users. It’s worth remembering that in antiX 26, with a click on the antiX menu, Applications, antiX, there is a menu of Help Videos About antiX that allows access to all the channel’s videos listed on Robin’s Coderbeg page. Yesterday (May 30, 2026) I published video 72 which is about installing printers in antiX.

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                Brian Masinick
                Moderator

                  Nice work on your latest “72” video; I have it set up so the audio plays with an English speaking voice, so that helps.
                  Keep up the good work Marcelo!

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                  #205751
                  marcelocripe
                  Member

                    Brian Masinick wrote:
                    Nice work on your latest “72” video; I have it set up so the audio plays with an English speaking voice, so that helps.
                    Keep up the good work Marcelo!

                    Mr. Brian Masinick, I noticed that in this video and some others, YouTube has started offering automatic dubbing in US Spanish.
                    I appreciate you checking the audio and English subtitles. Thank you very much.

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