The eternal number 1 - MX Linux 19.4.1 -
It's Sunday again, time for #sundayOS Part 4.
Someone installed: MX Linux 19.4.1 with Xfce desktop
MX Linux is the undisputed number 1 in DistroWatch.com's ranking. And has been for two years (as of August 2021). But does MX Linux even deserve this spot?
In this video, I'll show you how to install MX Linux 19.4.1. We'll also take a look at the #Xfce user interface and change its appearance a bit. I'll largely avoid using the terminal.
MX Linux is a stable, comprehensive, and highly functional operating system, suitable for both beginners and advanced users. Through its cooperation with AntiX Linux, MX Linux largely avoids the use of the '#systemd' init process. Although it's preinstalled, it's not yet activated. MX Linux uses the Debian 10 repos, ensuring stability and diversity.
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My focus is on showing off different Linux operating systems and promoting the idea of Free and Open Software (FOSS).
This channel is suitable for all newbies and older users who would like to develop further and are dissatisfied with their Windows.
Every Sunday, I install a SundayOS, that is, any Linux operating system, and take a complete look at it. Based on my conclusions, I decide whether the Linux system is suitable for the average user or not.
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