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herrTravolta
Hello, a ‘newbie’ to the forum. My linux biography:
First early attempts with linux were in the 90s, the usual CDs from computer magazines. Then later Slackware on a PC without internet. At some point, Ubuntu from version 8 onwards, and later Linux Mint. All of this was just a side project; there were always problems that I couldn’t get past.
Then at the end of 2022, I tried MX Linux, which was ranked number 1 on distrowatch at the time. Everything worked with it, so I was always able to resolve any problems easily. I’m ‘with’ linux on 98% since then. A few weeks ago, I also tried antix with icewm, and now I’m seeing how far I can get with the settings and ‘onboard tools’.mx/antix | debian | xfce
christophe
Welcome to the antiX forum!
antiX on everything, since 2017
Brian Masinick
Welcome to the antiX Forum @herrtravolta!
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marcelocripe
Hello herrTravolta.
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 23) and read about GNU.
Please learn how to ask for help here on the antiX forum by reading the topics I indicated in my genuine welcome. Please note that there are 3 editions of antiX, series 21 or 22 and 23 that have technical support on this forum. Each edition has 4 ISO images (full, base, net and core) in two different types of boot systems, SyVinit and Runit. If my sum is not wrong, at the present date there are about 48 different types of operating systems. That is 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)seaken64
Welcome @herrTravolta. I also used some Linux CD’s off magazines. One was Mepis. I bought two books, one was Red Hat and one was Slackware. I ran Slackware until I found Vector, Vector was my main Linux distro for a few years. Then I tried Xubuntu and Lubuntu and LXDE and Puppy. Then I found antiX. I have stayed with antiX since about version 13? Then I used MX version 14. I’ve stayed with antiX and MX since.
Seaken64
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