@@TechWorldDeb Do you know how to change the root partition bigger. I tried in gperted but there button is locked to change it. Thanks for all answers. Greets
@@irekmaster187 to grow the root partition you need some empty unallocated space left in your hard drive. Then using gparted you can grow the partition. If you don't have free space first resize (shrink) a partition that partially empty and separate some free space. Watch my "gparted live" video.
MX Linux is amazing this is a lesson for all distrubtions make it simple but make it work without users intervention having to correct mistakesand this is the best Debian version that is out there.
OS takes more RAM in Live boot than boot after installation . MX Linux takes less than 1.5 GB RAM after installation. MX Fluxbox is available if you want less RAM consumption (300 MB)
What you want to use snap ? It has bad reputation. Addition to huge collection of .Deb packages You can install flatpak apps from MX package installer.
@@TechWorldDeb I do not care about snap's bad reputation. I have had good experience using snap. Some apps are working much better in snap format than any other. Sure I prefer distro packages first, than snap and flatpak, but one or two apps I use are in snap format.
Amazing 🎉❤
Thx a lot for this guide, much appreciated!
Thanks a lot for your appreciation ❤️
Great video..thank you sir,mx linux is great.
Thanks for watching.... ❤️
you are MASTER of MX LINUX master. GRET YOU
Thanks a lot... ❤️❤️
@@TechWorldDeb Do you know how to change the root partition bigger. I tried in gperted but there button is locked to change it. Thanks for all answers. Greets
@@irekmaster187 to grow the root partition you need some empty unallocated space left in your hard drive. Then using gparted you can grow the partition. If you don't have free space first resize (shrink) a partition that partially empty and separate some free space. Watch my "gparted live" video.
yea its really task friendly... nice demo
MX Linux is amazing this is a lesson for all distrubtions make it simple but make it work without users intervention having to correct mistakesand this is the best Debian version that is out there.
You are absolutely right. Nice comment... 👍👍❤️
mx tools are really useful... debian 12 bas is very stable... good one mx23
👍👍👍
💙💙💙love mx linux
the mx service manager is amazing
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why not letting do the install the partition , more ease
when i make a partition with kde partition manager it ask me if i want it root or everybody accessible?
do not see this in your video?
You need two partition
1. Ext4 type for root
2. Fat32 type for efi boot
Thank
the ram usage is so high. mint xfce only uses 498 MB of ram in idle
OS takes more RAM in Live boot than boot after installation . MX Linux takes less than 1.5 GB RAM after installation. MX Fluxbox is available if you want less RAM consumption (300 MB)
mx linux is stable, useful, full of tweaks. mx tools are useful
Yes
ive downloaded 4 times and i cannot get it to boot on the usb! .....went back to 21.3
Why 4 times ? One time is enough. Use balena etcher for to make perfect bootable USB.
use ventoy for iso insted rufus or balena etcher
Yes
Brother why u r using 600mb only for boot esp drive
Because it is more than enough for an ESP Boot partition
Can MX Linux 23 run Snap?
What you want to use snap ? It has bad reputation. Addition to huge collection of .Deb packages You can install flatpak apps from MX package installer.
@@TechWorldDeb I do not care about snap's bad reputation. I have had good experience using snap. Some apps are working much better in snap format than any other. Sure I prefer distro packages first, than snap and flatpak, but one or two apps I use are in snap format.
@@branislavmilosevic4289 okay. First install snap daemon
$ sudo apt install snapd
Then install your app
$ sudo snap install appname
I run mx linux 23 wildflower & made a usb of this libretto & can confirm its shit. may even be a hack cuz it DONT boot.
Use balena etcher to make bootable usb...
@@TechWorldDeb What ever needs a certain program ONLY is s shit way to make a distro. I made what I tried with mx linux 23.3 wildflower. so FUK this.
Yeah.... No.
MXLinux cant even recognize basic laser printers on a network.
Total shit.
I don't know how it is so. Now Linux quickly setup almost any printer. Watch this video : th-cam.com/video/1npeRCb77r0/w-d-xo.html