Reply To: Strange Distrowatch review – and how to solve most of that reviewer’s problems

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fatmac
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    You can edit the items in the antiX main menu and remove everything you don’t want.

    I know, & often do, but it is first impressions that count, & I still think the menu looks tatty, (it was much cleaner/simpler back in version 13).

    When I install OpenBSD, I only have a few installed programs on my menu, & that’s the way I like things. 😉

    AntiX isn’t what it used to be, for me, it still works OK, but is getting messy; time to consider if all these changes are really for the better; it used to be a simple no fuss distro, the closest I could find to the original #! Linux (Crunchbang).

    P.S. AntiX wasn’t/isn’t about looking like other distros, it’s about being a lean distro for older hardware, that runs well on modern computers too.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by fatmac.

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