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The antiX package installer should
Unwanted personal opinion:
Well, we all wish antiX was exactly like we wanted it to be, in all the smallest details, but, unfortunately, it’s a “one size fits all”, at least, out of the box. But, as you are well aware, you can customize it and burn a new iso, and make your antiX exactly what you think it “should” be.
More to the point:
antiX “full” includes all the tools the average computer probably needs,allows easy access, via Package Installer (P.I.), to the most used applications.
If you can’t or won’t use the full version, it’s not reasonable to expect every single feature (or, in your case, a particular package) that’s included in the full version to be available in P.I.- if you want to customize your system, you have to use the right tools- “Synaptic” is basically a GUI, a front end for apt – if “Synaptic” isn’t performing as it should, then use “apt” directly in the terminal to install what you need- you are not forced to use “Synaptic”- I rarely use it, I use P.I. or the terminal…
sudo apt install xfburn
will probably do the job…
Edit: since I felt this tab open for too long ( I suck at multitasking), before publishing my post, Chris beated me to it…
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- This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by PPC.