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Brian Masinick
According to a DistroWatch article https://distrowatch.com/?newsid=12958
The MX Linux project has published a new update to the 25.x series. Along with importing new security fixes and firmware from its Debian parent, the MX Linux project includes a number of new changes: “On the MX side, we have pushed most of our updates as we’ve gone along, but there are some specific updates of note this time around. MX-Welcome, MX-Tools and custom-toolbox (used by Fluxbox) received user interface facelifts. Verify-iso-sig, a new tool for verifying digital signatures for not only MX ISOs, but also isos from many popular distribution families. MX-Theme-Colors, a fun tool for creating custom-highlight themes from existing MX themes (GTK). Introduction of siduction 7.X kernels in mx-packageinstaller->popular apps->kernels Many updates to the third-party vpn installers in mx-packageinstaller->popular apps mx/gazelle-installer will set up lazytime in fstab by default (new installations). Updated manual and FAQ entries Translation updates for most mx-tools. All bugfix, maintenance, and feature releases since our last official release. Existing users do not need to reinstall. All updates come through the regular update channel.” The release announcement offers further details.
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Thanks @Brian for highlighting this update. I have been running MX (simplified to LXQT/Openbox) for several years along with antiX/dinit/LXQT/Openbox and both are top-notch.
On my older laptops both run below 300M initial footprint and both running cool with the the Liquorix 7.0 kernel. I did not try yet the Siduction kernels though.Live antiX Boot Options (Previously posted by Xecure):
http://antixlinuxfan.miraheze.org/wiki/Table_of_antiX_Boot_Parameters
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