Thank you to the developers
Thank you to the developers
I've been using mx-linux since version 15 and I am still on MX linux it today.
Just recently I migrated from Mx-21 to MX-23 (without full reinstall, following instruction from the wiki) and my system is stable as ever.
The only things I did, which was not mentioned in the wiki was:
- install gxkb and the startup-scripts that are included in mx23 (gxdb can be installed from the repo, the startup scripts I copied directly from the ISO)
- install the mx23-artwork from the repo
- install pipewire from the mx-test-repo
I don't know why these were not installed - might be an error on my side
Before MX I was on ubuntu and before that on windows XP
Every time I need to fix problems with windows computers, I realize how lucky I am having mx linux.
Thank you very much to the developers.
Just recently I migrated from Mx-21 to MX-23 (without full reinstall, following instruction from the wiki) and my system is stable as ever.
The only things I did, which was not mentioned in the wiki was:
- install gxkb and the startup-scripts that are included in mx23 (gxdb can be installed from the repo, the startup scripts I copied directly from the ISO)
- install the mx23-artwork from the repo
- install pipewire from the mx-test-repo
I don't know why these were not installed - might be an error on my side
Before MX I was on ubuntu and before that on windows XP
Every time I need to fix problems with windows computers, I realize how lucky I am having mx linux.
Thank you very much to the developers.
Re: Thank you to the developers
+1
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Re: Thank you to the developers
Is the one from stable repo not working OK?- install pipewire from the mx-test-repo
Re: Thank you to the developers
I would like to echo the OP's praise regarding MX23.
I bought a HP Elitebook laptop on eBay which the seller installed Windows 11. I got a copy of both MX23 and AntiX 23. I was un-decided which to install and in the end I decided on MX23. I was particularly impressed with the installer and how easy it was to create a root and home partition. I was also happy to see the inclusion of AntiX YouTube script (ytfzf), a great utility for watching YouTube videos.
Thank you everyone at MX towers for what you do. It is much appreciated.
I bought a HP Elitebook laptop on eBay which the seller installed Windows 11. I got a copy of both MX23 and AntiX 23. I was un-decided which to install and in the end I decided on MX23. I was particularly impressed with the installer and how easy it was to create a root and home partition. I was also happy to see the inclusion of AntiX YouTube script (ytfzf), a great utility for watching YouTube videos.
Thank you everyone at MX towers for what you do. It is much appreciated.
Re: Thank you to the developers
@phykris :
I don't go as far back as you (I think I started with MX-19), but 4 years now.
Yeah, a HUGE shout-out to the developers:
And, to all who contribute to this Forum (many of whom are the developers themselves), who have provided invaluable and rapid help, whenever I have needed it
Signed,
MX Fan-Boy

I don't go as far back as you (I think I started with MX-19), but 4 years now.
Yeah, a HUGE shout-out to the developers:

And, to all who contribute to this Forum (many of whom are the developers themselves), who have provided invaluable and rapid help, whenever I have needed it

Signed,
MX Fan-Boy

Re: Thank you to the developers
And it's plus one from me +1
Re: Thank you to the developers
+6!
Wonderful experience these last 6 years or so, MX managed to better debian for me as a desktop distribution and totally deserves its undisputed years-long run as #1 on distrowatch.
The nature of fora is that people mostly post when they have an issue but sometimes a word of appreciation is in order !
Wonderful experience these last 6 years or so, MX managed to better debian for me as a desktop distribution and totally deserves its undisputed years-long run as #1 on distrowatch.
The nature of fora is that people mostly post when they have an issue but sometimes a word of appreciation is in order !
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Re: Thank you to the developers
Belle distro felicitation!
HP - Laptop UHD 15.6, AMD Ryzen-3 7000 series, Radeon graphics, NVMe 500G, 8G Ram, Ubuntu gnome / debian 12 (Mx-Linux xfce)
Infiniment libre
Infiniment libre

Re: Thank you to the developers
Ditto here. I only recently upgraded an older laptop and a ryzen tower to M23. Everything went great, except for unrelated hardware problems on the tower. I was also very happy to still be able to find easystroke in an old repository, and still usable. Everything is very polished, very smooth. Much appreciated.
MX-19-KDE x64, on Ryzen 5, 16GB RAM, SSD. Nvidia graphics.