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maybe not the first one who asks this, but how did u exactly do this? thinking about my grandfather who could indeed love this and could make him happy with it Hi there, sorry for the delay in reply, but private life and stuff. Git clone this repo: https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95 and run the ...

I might be too young to remember Windows 95 being used widely in public but that won't stop me from reminiscing it on my MX installation.
This laptop is dual booting with Win10 and it's destined mostly for educational purposes.

I've been using Redshift since the beginning of my Linux adventure and I can't recommend it more.

I would check if network-manager-gnome is installed - this package brings the GUI configuration tool including a panel applet.

You might want to see your systemd config, as there might be a too high value for default timeout. Launch the preview of the file: cat /etc/systemd/system.conf and see what the DefaultTimeoutStopSec value is. It defaults to 90s and most of the time it is commented. If it is so in your case, backup ...

...well, I guess it's the moment to say hello. So, I've been happily rocking MX Linux for a whole year. 'Happily' for a reason. I came from Linux Mint, which was a good starting point for me but after some time of usage I found it a bit too limiting. MX just seems to tick all the boxes: its Xfce ...