How to Install MX Linux 23 Libretto with Manual Partitions | Install MX-23 Linux Manual Partitions

How to Install MX Linux 23 Libretto with Manual Partitions | Install MX-23 Linux Manual Partitions - In this comprehensive tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing MX Linux 23 Libretto with manual partitions. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this step-by-step video will help you successfully install MX Linux 23 with custom partitions on your system.
By manually partitioning your hard drive during the installation process, you gain greater control over your disk space allocation, enabling you to optimize storage usage according to your specific needs. We'll cover all the essential steps, from preparing your system for installation to configuring manual partitions and completing the installation.
Key Points Covered in this Tutorial:
*Introduction to MX Linux 23 Libretto and its features
*Preparing your system for installation (system requirements, backup considerations)
*Downloading and creating a bootable USB drive with MX Linux 23
*Booting from the USB drive and initiating the installation process
*Navigating through the installation wizard
*Choosing manual partitioning option
*Creating custom partitions for root, home, and swap
*Configuring partition sizes and filesystem types
*Finalizing the installation process and rebooting your system
*Post-installation steps (updating packages, configuring additional software)
Whether you're setting up MX Linux 23 on a new system or upgrading from a previous version, this video tutorial will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to complete a successful manual partition installation. Watch now and unleash the full potential of MX Linux 23 Libretto!

[@HooverCampoverde]

Greetings. Thank you so much for upload this video.

[@TechSolutionz]

Thanks for watching!

[@PlaneButter173]

Please help! After installation I restarted the laptop but then its not installed and I have to restart installation. Do you know what is happening?

[@TechSolutionz]

You might now created a boot partition.

[@walter_lesaulnier]

Need both a swap partition AND a swap file?

[@LyubomirIko]

Not sure. I think no. Swap partition is just fancy advanced place to put your swap file. I think it can even be harmful to most SSD - because it will be basically a place with extra data written and erased again and again. But I did it anyway because this is what the official manual say if I want to have hibernation support...

[@thierryrousseau4424]

OK :)

[@zerosypher0114]

Whats the benefit of having more than 10 gigs on root space?

[@r.razamhd]

Awesome but mx looks old

[@GATESBY]

just rice it

[@bergweg]

3:15 I left the MBR option checked, is it possible now to install grub into ESP without having to reinstall mx linux?
I had to change the bios settings (vostro laptop) to legacy mode, it can't boot in uefi mode

[@kuchesezik]

sudo update-grub

[@kuchesezik]

also mint22 livecd has "boot fix", other modern ones might have it as well. otherwise grub-customizer gui.

[@maurizioomissoni8446]

Somebody knows, if the beta2 is upgradable to ultimate version 23 without reinstalling?

[@TechSolutionz]

Yes