Your english is fine, but you have to say: ´I can understand everything you say ´ instead of ´ what ever ´ because ´ what ever could be an ofence, hahah ! Keep practicing !
Keep in mind that the Distrowatch popularity ranking only applies to its own pages, not the actual distributions. More people have visited the MX Linux page, but Distrowatch doesn't know how many of those page visitors have ever installed MX Linux.
It's still top 3 distro along with mint and Ubuntu. Though Ubuntu is out of the top 5 lots use Ubuntu and mate edition . We're never know for sure as there's so many good ones like elementary , zorin etc
A follow up post after watching your video again: System info is presented 2 ways for a reason. GUI for casual information. The CLI is for those needing to post the info into a forum post for help. The forum requires this info by rules for helping the poster. Making it simple for the new user to get the info in the format that is required. Good video ALU.
@Average Linux User You always have a smiling face and a calm and soothing voice. I do not do much tinkering around with Linux or any technical stuff, but I still enjoy watching your videos since you seem like such a kind and happy person.
I am using mx since ver 17, and its better and better with every new release. Its good and stable with great out of the box software and setup. Feels like everything is simple to do, they have in mind new linux users etc.. For me only con is slow boot as you said (good review by the way). I use it on my desktop, but on my laptop my choice is manjaro kde with which I am oversatisfied, and that's why I don't need to try mx kde..
I installed mx on my daily driver a week ago and now you made this video,I was already impressed and your suggestions will probably make it better thanks you.
Thanks for the nice review, I tested MX just days ago, I am from Debian and I find MX is very unusual, the installer is not like most of other distros. MX seems run faster than Debian but the interface is little strange to me, still testing can't say too much about it, but good to have a distro that stands out from the rest. Btw this is funny, when I first look at the video title screen I thought it was a promotion video of a new credit card, this screen layout looks like one to me ha !
as a (very) oldschool Debian user, I did drink the coolaid and installeed MX Linux just to take a look. I did not expect much, but man am I surprised. This is a fantastic distribution that just adds all the little bells and whistles to the rock solid Debian core. I would have never thought it possible for anything to replace my good old Debian (as a daytrader I value stability over everything) but it did happen with MX Linux. (switched from xfce to KDE Plasma.. guess I'm getting old ^^) It just combines simplicity, beauty, performance, stability, and is super userfriendly. It just does what it should and doesn't get in the way. It just works....
Thanks for this review. I use MX Linux as well as Manjaro so I deal with both Debian and Arch. I've actually both Mepis and Antix before they merged. A good merger, by the way. KDE worked well as the MX Linux desktop. It does everything well, hardware integration is superb, the footprint is light and configurations were easy BUT my one and only problem with it, and I can't figure it out, is Blue Tooth kept dropping out on me. No such problem with Manjaro. On a very old system with a BT dongle running Lubuntu worked as well so it's some tweak or glitch in MX I haven't quite figured out. I'm weak in the terminal but I get better everytime I use it.
I've been watching TH-cam videos and reading a whole bunch of internet articles about different Linux distros for about a month now. I have zero experience of Linux and i would probably loose to a banana trying to figure out how to write something correct in the terminal. The only code i have written is the pin code to my phone. So I created 2 live USB's. One with Mint 20 and the other with MX 19.2 and started to play with my old laptops to see if i could give them some CPR and and maybe learn something about Linux on the way. My old HP from 2005 with an Intel Celeron (32 bit) is giving signs of life with MX.
Yep, double click, task bar on bottom, darker theme, etc. I always make my task bar with invisible background so I only see the wallpaper and icons. The one problem I've had is when I left the system and the screen saver activated, Thunar would not work again after I restarted the desktop. I'm not sure if it was because of hybernation or the screensaver. Had to use task manager to kill Thunar process then it worked again. I disabled the settings in Power Manager and just set it to blank the screen and no more problem (my system?). Another issue is if you come from another distro, several of your .config files will not work (Thunderbird for example) because MX Linux uses older versions. Took me longer to reconfigure Thunderbird than it did to install the system due to many accounts and reauthorizing. Boot was about the same as Mint and Manjaro on my system (YMMV). And WoW at the MX team for making so many GUI interfaces for settings that require CLI on other systems. One issue about the settings is that you can't use the GUI to change disk ownership in XFCE disk manager like you can in other desktops. If you format and external drive to ext4, you gotta use the CLI to change permissions so you can write to it. Or use root on Thunar as another option if you want to stay with GUI. I always used Grsync for backups before and now I'm loving the flexibility of the GUI of Luckybackup. Short learning curve for the submenus as they don't really stand out. The forum is super friendly like the Manjaro forum, but most things are in the manual, FAQs, the devs YT channel, and simple GUI apps they created so you don't need much help. Good review and editing. Thank you.
I think it's number one distro as to Mx tools and tweaks the speed and my favourite the snapshot image when you have set all up and tweaked etc the layout .you can take a image to usb .
Thank you for this insight I had to think about the criticism of the installer and yes, it is not perfect. But the one from Mint or the *Buntus is not that much better either, but compared to the one from OpenSuse they are gold. MX-Linux installed my bro, switched from win7 , without help, at opensuse he lost interest, too confusing. The preselection of the different file systems (btrfs+subvolumes/xfs) alone is not the ideal choice for windows users changing over to imho. And it was not really that clear. Besides, the xfce version of opensuse is, let me put it this way: visually rather unlovingly smeared. But it was robust like a russian t34. Before I switched to MX, I used opensuse xfce > 4 years. In the meantime I am an enthusiastic MX-Fluxbox fan :-}
You didn´t mention that MX Linux 19.2 is 64bit only and is an AHS system ( Advanced Hardware Support ), that means that will runs great with modern hardware, then, you maybe don´t know that you can update almost everything in MX Linux included the Kernel. Also, you can unistall and reinstall anything you want. BTW, DistroWatch only permits one click for entries, so MX Linux really is No. 1 !! Maybe, after the ´ What to do after install MX Linux ´ video, you can make an investigation about who uses MX Linux professionally and what results they have. Thanks, great review, but don´t forget to investigate a little ´bit´ more. Saludos desde Costa Rica.
Great as usual! And I look forward to your next video on what to do after install. I use it abt. 2 years and I never had real problems and I have always been able to solve, or better say to tweak to my preferences, any issue. MX linux lets you enter the linux world as a newbie and (if you want) learn a lot ... or just smoothly work with no problems. Being systemd-free is also a plus for me. I want to add and confirm what you said about MX community. Very helpful and very responding. Actually when I had questions I have been answered by runwithdolphin himself, which (as I understood) is the MX project manager I use and love XFCE, but their KDE version is the first one and is probaly to be improved on some aspects
Why did it take some time to get your hands on it? It's THE best--- PERIOD.. I've used it since it was first made-- off and on... I have it for my BACKUP now--- it's VERY FAST.. can be made to look any way you want and STILL be great--- and FULL of powerful tools that actually WORK. I have two distros out of all that I've tried that I have had ZERO issues with-- EVER-- one , my main daily driver-- is SPARKY LINUX-- Debian based, simple BLAZING fast-- as fast a that arch crap easily-- STABLE- beautiful- and easy to use-- and up to date!!! The other MX-- my faithful backup. BOTH have pretty much the same tools.. some IN the distro (in MX) an dsome on a RESCUE version of the distro (Sparky).. BOTH PERFECTION-- KDE.. No gnome trash..
Good review. The reason there are two System Info programs, one graphical, one text - When you have a problem and make a help request at the forum, the "experts" will ask you to run the Text System Info and paste the output under your query. This will help them understand your hardware. The graphical one is the one you would use when you just want to look at it for yourself.
Like you, I also use Debian Xfce. I wish you had either put those package names in large print on your screen/video or printed them out in you show notes under the video. I learned only today that DEs work differently on some distros. Since we both use Debian Xfce, I'd love a recommendation for calendar and contact software to sync with NextCloud. Right now, it seems that Evolution may be best and that I can use it later for business purposes.
@@AverageLinuxUser thanks. you can get between 2 to 5 GB for free using a NextCloud provider. I got 2 GB for free with A Swiss provider (with NextCloud) called Woelkli, but I don't like their service too much. But, it is free. Last night I installed both Calengoo and Simple Calender (both free or free trials)...and so far, only Calengoo has synced well with NextCloud. I think I read on the NextCloud forum today that some do use Thunderbird and Lightning with NextCloud. Thanks.
I tried using MX KDE but after adding some icons at the very bottom of the desktop and loggig out/restarting, icons rearranged themseleves and a vertical scrollbar appeared on the right side of the screen. Now I read some forums and I'm not sure wether or not it's related to the MX itself, KDE de, or maybe the graphics card. But overall good distro.
@@sifatakon2355 idk its same from starting , you may need to update your system or upgrade. I dont have it right now but previously it was same on kde 5.14, Mx 19.2 or whatever its name
@@sifatakon2355 have you checked out mx tools? Is that what you meant for mx tweaks if not then I will delete my orignal comment cause maybe that time I was confused b/w them
Hi! perhaps you can help me. I installed ML Linux KDE ver. I have a problem the system does not recognize my dual monitor, dual video card. Both cards are exactly the same. I try to edit Xorg.conf.d but I do screw things up. I am not very savvy on this part of linux. Thank you.
I started experiencing a delay when loading Gnome Debian and Ubuntu display for some time now. Sometimes it loads up just fine, sometimes I get no image at all. I suspected of a driver problem, or maybe a defective nmve ssd. It seemed the system was loaded every time, but the images weren't displayed. So, anyone else have had those symptoms with gnome and Debian? Thanks ps: it worked just fine before that started happening
Out of all the distro's i have tried so far MX Linux is one of my favourites along with Manjaro and Linux Mint. KDE is my favourite DE cos it looks great and is very easy to use and customise so i have the the KDE version of MX Linux installed on my main desktop.
You do know there is no such thing as more then one favourite, right? Favourite means you like it more then all the others. The very definition of favourite says it can only be one. How can you be so stupid.
Thank you ALU for extensive look at MX 19.2 and the various time slots made available for specific aspects. It is unfortunate that XFCE + KDE be reviewed in the same report since they are two different beasts. It would be like doing a review of Ubuntu Gnome, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, MATE all in one take. Do not think it is really fitting to do it this way, especially if you consider that MX is after all, at the top of the list with Distrowatch. Otherwise, MX really does deserve its place among the best. IMO, no other distro (XFCE+KDE) compares for elegance, stability and gracious, patient support and documentation.
From my experience, you will barely noticeable difference between distros. I run elementary OS on my laptop and I am happy with it th-cam.com/video/R4TdcTVYC5Q/w-d-xo.html
I'm only 2 minutes in and already your saying things that are not true. The glaring one being that xfce 4.14 has been around for many years. IT HAS NOT. Why are you making a video about something you clearly know nothing about? Also, you could not be any more behind with this video, MX has been number one on Distrowatch for a long time, it's nothing new like you made it out to be. Try to keep up, learn about something BEFORE you make a video.
XFCE is not updated as fast as other distros. That's why it felt like it's been several years since it's release. It's only one year old, you are right.
My english is not good but i can understand what ever you say. Your expression so clear. Thank you
me too 😅👌
Your english is fine, but you have to say: ´I can understand everything you say ´ instead of ´ what ever ´ because ´ what ever could be an ofence, hahah !
Keep practicing !
@@ivanguerra1260 i am setting up my sentence my mother language grammer style by this reason.
because it's russian accent, imho. It's most understandeable
@@andrewb7794 But he show his location while installing stockholm 🙄
Keep in mind that the Distrowatch popularity ranking only applies to its own pages, not the actual distributions. More people have visited the MX Linux page, but Distrowatch doesn't know how many of those page visitors have ever installed MX Linux.
Absolutely - being top of DistroWatch does not make it the most popular distro...
It's still top 3 distro along with mint and Ubuntu. Though Ubuntu is out of the top 5 lots use Ubuntu and mate edition . We're never know for sure as there's so many good ones like elementary , zorin etc
A follow up post after watching your video again: System info is presented 2 ways for a reason. GUI for casual information. The CLI is for those needing to post the info into a forum post for help. The forum requires this info by rules for helping the poster. Making it simple for the new user to get the info in the format that is required.
Good video ALU.
Your Linux videos are so nice!
I recently switched to Linux Mint and just can't get hold of watching tons of Linux videos.
Thank you for these videos!
Mint is still quite nice!
@Average Linux User You always have a smiling face and a calm and soothing voice. I do not do much tinkering around with Linux or any technical stuff, but I still enjoy watching your videos since you seem like such a kind and happy person.
I am using mx since ver 17, and its better and better with every new release. Its good and stable with great out of the box software and setup. Feels like everything is simple to do, they have in mind new linux users etc.. For me only con is slow boot as you said (good review by the way).
I use it on my desktop, but on my laptop my choice is manjaro kde with which I am oversatisfied, and that's why I don't need to try mx kde..
I installed mx on my daily driver a week ago and now you made this video,I was already impressed and your suggestions will probably make it better thanks you.
Wait for things to do after installing MX Linux next week.
You make me appreciate XFCE. KDE has always been my favrite.
I like XFCE but KDE is my favorite too. KDE is more powerful than XFCE. I wouldn't switch to XFCE
Thanks for the nice review, I tested MX just days ago, I am from Debian and I find MX is very unusual, the installer is not like most of other distros. MX seems run faster than Debian but the interface is little strange to me, still testing can't say too much about it, but good to have a distro that stands out from the rest. Btw this is funny, when I first look at the video title screen I thought it was a promotion video of a new credit card, this screen layout looks like one to me ha !
as a (very) oldschool Debian user, I did drink the coolaid and installeed MX Linux just to take a look. I did not expect much, but man am I surprised. This is a fantastic distribution that just adds all the little bells and whistles to the rock solid Debian core. I would have never thought it possible for anything to replace my good old Debian (as a daytrader I value stability over everything) but it did happen with MX Linux. (switched from xfce to KDE Plasma.. guess I'm getting old ^^)
It just combines simplicity, beauty, performance, stability, and is super userfriendly. It just does what it should and doesn't get in the way. It just works....
I love your Russian accent so I subscribed! (I am from England) Also GREAT VIDEO! :)
Thanks for this review. I use MX Linux as well as Manjaro so I deal with both Debian and Arch. I've actually both Mepis and Antix before they merged. A good merger, by the way. KDE worked well as the MX Linux desktop. It does everything well, hardware integration is superb, the footprint is light and configurations were easy BUT my one and only problem with it, and I can't figure it out, is Blue Tooth kept dropping out on me. No such problem with Manjaro. On a very old system with a BT dongle running Lubuntu worked as well so it's some tweak or glitch in MX I haven't quite figured out. I'm weak in the terminal but I get better everytime I use it.
I've been watching TH-cam videos and reading a whole bunch of internet articles about different Linux distros for about a month now. I have zero experience of Linux and i would probably loose to a banana trying to figure out how to write something correct in the terminal. The only code i have written is the pin code to my phone.
So I created 2 live USB's. One with Mint 20 and the other with MX 19.2 and started to play with my old laptops to see if i could give them some CPR and and maybe learn something about Linux on the way. My old HP from 2005 with an Intel Celeron (32 bit) is giving signs of life with MX.
Excellent Videos!!! You are my go to, when installing any Distro....
Yep, double click, task bar on bottom, darker theme, etc. I always make my task bar with invisible background so I only see the wallpaper and icons.
The one problem I've had is when I left the system and the screen saver activated, Thunar would not work again after I restarted the desktop. I'm not sure if it was because of hybernation or the screensaver. Had to use task manager to kill Thunar process then it worked again. I disabled the settings in Power Manager and just set it to blank the screen and no more problem (my system?).
Another issue is if you come from another distro, several of your .config files will not work (Thunderbird for example) because MX Linux uses older versions. Took me longer to reconfigure
Thunderbird than it did to install the system due to many accounts and reauthorizing.
Boot was about the same as Mint and Manjaro on my system (YMMV).
And WoW at the MX team for making so many GUI interfaces for settings that require CLI on other systems.
One issue about the settings is that you can't use the GUI to change disk ownership in XFCE disk manager like you can in other desktops. If you format and external drive to ext4, you gotta use the CLI to change permissions so you can write to it. Or use root on Thunar as another option if you want to stay with GUI.
I always used Grsync for backups before and now I'm loving the flexibility of the GUI of Luckybackup. Short learning curve for the submenus as they don't really stand out.
The forum is super friendly like the Manjaro forum, but most things are in the manual, FAQs, the devs YT channel, and simple GUI apps they created so you don't need much help.
Good review and editing. Thank you.
All thanks to you now i am a linux user... And no regret 🖤
Pls make video on archstrike installation pls
I think it's number one distro as to Mx tools and tweaks the speed and my favourite the snapshot image when you have set all up and tweaked etc the layout .you can take a image to usb .
I'll stick to KDE neon, until someone releases another KDE-optimized distro.
KaOS fits this description so long as you can cope with the limited software availability.
Thank you so much...very good video with very good explanation...thanks for uploading!!!
Thank you for this insight
I had to think about the criticism of the installer and yes, it is not perfect.
But the one from Mint or the *Buntus is not that much better either, but compared to the one from OpenSuse they are gold.
MX-Linux installed my bro, switched from win7 , without help, at opensuse he lost interest, too confusing. The preselection of the different file systems (btrfs+subvolumes/xfs) alone is not the ideal choice for windows users changing over to imho. And it was not really that clear.
Besides, the xfce version of opensuse is, let me put it this way: visually rather unlovingly smeared. But it was robust like a russian t34. Before I switched to MX, I used opensuse xfce > 4 years.
In the meantime I am an enthusiastic MX-Fluxbox fan :-}
awesome english for understanding!! even my kids can undestand him , in a stomach of my wife )) awesome channel!
You didn´t mention that MX Linux 19.2 is 64bit only and is an AHS system ( Advanced Hardware Support ), that means that will runs great with modern hardware, then, you maybe don´t know that you can update almost everything in MX Linux included the Kernel. Also, you can unistall and reinstall anything you want. BTW, DistroWatch only permits one click for entries, so MX Linux really is No. 1 !!
Maybe, after the ´ What to do after install MX Linux ´ video, you can make an investigation about who uses MX Linux professionally and what results they have. Thanks, great review, but don´t forget to investigate a little ´bit´ more. Saludos desde Costa Rica.
What do you think about MX Linux?
Not using to this time, but mx linux look like is best linux distro
MX is great and runwiththedolphin, the main developer, is a great guy. And very funny too;)
@@ms.emirhan Why? Because someone else said so? Have your own thoughts instead of being a follower of idiots making videos on TH-cam.
@@BeesCantSwim but that's my opinion. I'm not saying that's the case in this video
I ditched Ubuntu 20.04 because of freezing (and annoying background updates) and installed Mx Linux. Never looking back.
I stopped distrohopping once I found MX a few years back. It's AWESOME! I'm loving the KDE version as well.
Great as usual! And I look forward to your next video on what to do after install.
I use it abt. 2 years and I never had real problems and I have always been able to solve, or better say to tweak to my preferences, any issue.
MX linux lets you enter the linux world as a newbie and (if you want) learn a lot ... or just smoothly work with no problems. Being systemd-free is also a plus for me.
I want to add and confirm what you said about MX community. Very helpful and very responding. Actually when I had questions I have been answered by runwithdolphin himself, which (as I understood) is the MX project manager
I use and love XFCE, but their KDE version is the first one and is probaly to be improved on some aspects
Why did it take some time to get your hands on it? It's THE best--- PERIOD.. I've used it since it was first made-- off and on... I have it for my BACKUP now--- it's VERY FAST.. can be made to look any way you want and STILL be great--- and FULL of powerful tools that actually WORK. I have two distros out of all that I've tried that I have had ZERO issues with-- EVER-- one , my main daily driver-- is SPARKY LINUX-- Debian based, simple BLAZING fast-- as fast a that arch crap easily-- STABLE- beautiful- and easy to use-- and up to date!!! The other MX-- my faithful backup. BOTH have pretty much the same tools.. some IN the distro (in MX) an dsome on a RESCUE version of the distro (Sparky).. BOTH PERFECTION-- KDE.. No gnome trash..
Very nice video I watched it at 1.5
GOOD ACCENT GOOD VOICE GOOD SPPED GOOD BACKGTOUND MUSIC GREAT BRO KEEP IT UP
Good review. The reason there are two System Info programs, one graphical, one text - When you have a problem and make a help request at the forum, the "experts" will ask you to run the Text System Info and paste the output under your query. This will help them understand your hardware. The graphical one is the one you would use when you just want to look at it for yourself.
Thanks for the video
What about the resource usage?
Which one is lighter ?
great info !
Very good review )
Another great review! What is your distro of choice?
Can you please tell me were you got the wallpaper??? It is gorgeous.
Like you, I also use Debian Xfce. I wish you had either put those package names in large print on your screen/video or printed them out in you show notes under the video. I learned only today that DEs work differently on some distros. Since we both use Debian Xfce, I'd love a recommendation for calendar and contact software to sync with NextCloud. Right now, it seems that Evolution may be best and that I can use it later for business purposes.
I use Thunderbird with Lightening add-on for calendar. But I sync it with Google.
@@AverageLinuxUser thanks. you can get between 2 to 5 GB for free using a NextCloud provider. I got 2 GB for free with A Swiss provider (with NextCloud) called Woelkli, but I don't like their service too much. But, it is free. Last night I installed both Calengoo and Simple Calender (both free or free trials)...and so far, only Calengoo has synced well with NextCloud. I think I read on the NextCloud forum today that some do use Thunderbird and Lightning with NextCloud. Thanks.
Very good review, love mx linux kde.
Thanks 😊
both are very good... tough choice
Can you create a video to show how to configure Kiosk in MX linux, where the entire system is Lock down, and it and runs the ICE SSB browser
I have Q4os. It is also debian 10, Kde plasma.
I tried using MX KDE but after adding some icons at the very bottom of the desktop and loggig out/restarting, icons rearranged themseleves and a vertical scrollbar appeared on the right side of the screen.
Now I read some forums and I'm not sure wether or not it's related to the MX itself, KDE de, or maybe the graphics card. But overall good distro.
At 20:52 you are wrong, I have mx tweaks on kde and it looks like xfce mx tweaks , idk If I updated using muon but it's similar to xfce.
How do you have that ? Please Explain
@@sifatakon2355 idk its same from starting , you may need to update your system or upgrade.
I dont have it right now but previously it was same on kde 5.14, Mx 19.2 or whatever its name
@@sifatakon2355 have you checked out mx tools? Is that what you meant for mx tweaks if not then I will delete my orignal comment cause maybe that time I was confused b/w them
Tyvm.
mx linux and antix bug-Usb_modeswitch dont switch 4g modem huawei from storage device mode if system install on hdd, live distro works fine
Can you please do things to do after installing Pop_OS
You can copy some tips from this video th-cam.com/video/MNX7HgcWqHc/w-d-xo.html
How do i get the mx linux kde clock shown in the top right on Kubuntu?
Speaking of boot times, I recall the first PC my family had took roughly 2 minutes to start.
Can you please share the app/widget that you used in the Xfce to monitor the computer resources?
Conky. You toggle it on/off in the menu.
Hi! perhaps you can help me. I installed ML Linux KDE ver. I have a problem the system does not recognize my dual monitor, dual video card. Both cards are exactly the same. I try to edit Xorg.conf.d but I do screw things up. I am not very savvy on this part of linux. Thank you.
Hi Sir, do you know any Alternative software for Avro Bangla, ( for writing Phonetic Bengali ) I tried Ibus but cant get that running till now.
Finally I know, why your videos is best
I started experiencing a delay when loading Gnome Debian and Ubuntu display for some time now. Sometimes it loads up just fine, sometimes I get no image at all. I suspected of a driver problem, or maybe a defective nmve ssd. It seemed the system was loaded every time, but the images weren't displayed. So, anyone else have had those symptoms with gnome and Debian? Thanks ps: it worked just fine before that started happening
Is it possible to install MX Linux on btrfs and use snpashots ? and is it recommended on new hardware ?
Awesome Review! 😁
Is it possible to have 2 taskbars?
Out of all the distro's i have tried so far MX Linux is one of my favourites along with Manjaro and Linux Mint. KDE is my favourite DE cos it looks great and is very easy to use and customise so i have the the KDE version of MX Linux installed on my main desktop.
You do know there is no such thing as more then one favourite, right? Favourite means you like it more then all the others. The very definition of favourite says it can only be one. How can you be so stupid.
Thank you ALU for extensive look at MX 19.2 and the various time slots made available for specific aspects.
It is unfortunate that XFCE + KDE be reviewed in the same report since they are two different beasts.
It would be like doing a review of Ubuntu Gnome, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, MATE all in one take.
Do not think it is really fitting to do it this way, especially if you consider that MX is after all, at the top of the list with Distrowatch.
Otherwise, MX really does deserve its place among the best.
IMO, no other distro (XFCE+KDE) compares for elegance, stability and gracious, patient support and documentation.
Yes, making separately videos for two would be better. Maybe I will do that for the next release of MX.
Except the installer, the other drawbacks don't make sense.
Plzz review new Garuda Linux plzzzzzzzzz
Which kde plasma distro you recommend ? base on debian and quite new. thanks
KDE Neon th-cam.com/video/22z0JmnqP9o/w-d-xo.html
You are really professional LINUX user.
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😁
👕👍 God of Linux!
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Does mx linux good for gaming ???
The file browser cannot do what the Win browser can.
Try Plasma 5 desktop. Dolphin file manager is everything more powerful than Windows file manager th-cam.com/video/22z0JmnqP9o/w-d-xo.html
MX ❤
What program is good for images?
Gimp . Pinta showFoto inkscape Krita try them out
thing to do after install it ?
Next week. Activate the bell notification not to miss it
MX Linux is the best Distro imo
Why is there no lxqt desktop? But awesome review!
On my desktop.
you should make an asmr channel you have a voice for it
Which linux distro is best for battery life?
Use a lightweight distro or install TLP on any distro
@@heshinth What if I use a lightweight distro and also install TLP on it?
From my experience, you will barely noticeable difference between distros. I run elementary OS on my laptop and I am happy with it th-cam.com/video/R4TdcTVYC5Q/w-d-xo.html
Mx linux kde vs kde neon
You reminded me that I still don't know why the heck do Discover sux SO BADLY compared to other similar apps... I totally skip it since a time ago
It's actually getting better. In the latest Plasma it is only little slow to open, but it's stable and reasonably fast to install apps and updates.
Eeee, Bro! KDE is my favourite too !
It's called Plasma, not KDE. It is a well known fact.
Yes, but it says KDE even on the MX Linux website 😂
What is faster? Mx with xfce or arch with lxqt?
CLI 😜
@@vicentepallamare2608 Sorry but what do you exactly mean with that? Command line interface?
@@wownad9155 yeah, exactly. I was just joking that this would be the fastest 😊
@MT Any Window Manager is going to be lighter and faster.
the background music is annoying I unsubbed. Please stop adding music.
I'm only 2 minutes in and already your saying things that are not true. The glaring one being that xfce 4.14 has been around for many years. IT HAS NOT. Why are you making a video about something you clearly know nothing about? Also, you could not be any more behind with this video, MX has been number one on Distrowatch for a long time, it's nothing new like you made it out to be. Try to keep up, learn about something BEFORE you make a video.
XFCE is not updated as fast as other distros. That's why it felt like it's been several years since it's release. It's only one year old, you are right.