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I like the way that looks on your desktop screenshot, Mike!

I'm currently just running the new version of MX with the stock XFCE, but when I get time to tinker with a KDE installation, I will probably snatch this graphic. Thanks!

PhantomTramp wrote:That site's got to be getting heavy. I wonder how many big draft horses it took to move it?

The Tramp

Draft horses are obsolete. Modern sysadmins use draft beer. . .
Excellent work, as usual, peregrine!
Thank you!

I think that you will find that a BitTorrent file's integrity is based on who's tracker you get it from. I wouldn't touch anything that wasn't totally legitimate. PirateBay and other sites like them are lousy with downloads with unknown payloads. What you say is probably correct in the absolute ...

Starting a thread here so that people (well, mostly people... I'm not "speciesist") can discuss and perhaps assist with any issues I'm having as we translate what we have into something WebWonderful.
So far, Lyx (IMO) not so much lyx as sux. If you want objective validation of my judgment, run our ...

1.1 About MX Linux
MX Linux is a special version of antiX developed in full collaboration with the MEPIS Community, using the best tools and talents from each distro. It is a midweight OS designed to combine an elegant and efficient desktop with simple configuration, high stability, solid ...

OK.
I've downloaded the document.
Email me about whatever it was you wanted me to do with headings, whenever you catch your breath!

Jerry,
Looking good so far!
Do you want to be using this thread as a "work clearinghouse" for questions, suggestions, etc?

Out of my league, and certainly not even imaginable ATM given the available time.
True -- at this time, not realistically on the table as a realistic project goal that can be slated. After we get the current MX manual project out, I could tinker with it as a side project. If I get something you ...

I am NOT suggesting we do this now, for the first edition. That would be too complicated. BUT. . .
. . .as a near-future project, I'd like to suggest that we (and by "we" I mean: ???) put out a Manual for MX that is in HTML 5. The old Mepis Manuals were XHTML + CSS 2. That was IMO the most advanced ...

I'm of the view that I should give her what she feels comfortable with. This is after all going to be her first Linux OS. Get her predisposed to Linux first, feel happy with the interface, feel happy using it.

Mint is a good choice for a new user. As good as MX is and as much as Xfce has improved ...