CinnaMX 2.2 "Rebirth" released

[Tony45]

How do I boot up in systemd ? ?

[Joseph DeGarmo]

How do I boot up in systemd ? ?

On the grub menu, go to advanced options, then select the kernel with systemd. You can use the MX Boot Options to tell the system to default to systemd at boot.

[Tony45]

OK Thanks
I never gave it a thought
I am busy teaching piano to kids, then my brain is far away
:-)
:-)

[Joseph DeGarmo]

OK Thanks
I never gave it a thought
I am busy teaching piano to kids, then my brain is far away
:-)
:-)

And don't forget to select performance mode from the hidden desktop session menu found on the top bar of the login screen. You should notice smoother performance due to the changes to the desktop and compositor.

[Tony45]

OK Thanks
All advice is welcome. if I ask or not !
This thing is very new to me
Thanks, I carry on tomorrow

[Tony45]

If I login standard or advanced, I get/see 100% the same !
Looking for " performance " in hidden ( ? ) menu --> I see nothing.
? ? ?

[Joseph DeGarmo]

If I login standard or advanced, I get/see 100% the same !
Looking for " performance " in hidden ( ? ) menu --> I see nothing.
? ? ?

On the center of the top bar on the login screen is a session drop-down menu. You'll see Normal Mode and Performance Mode.

[Tony45]

On the center of the top bar on the login screen is a session drop-down menu

there is no top bar. Just the standard screen with a bottom bar.

I will do a new install later in the day or tomorrow morning and look for << those things >> before I do anything else.like updating and new kernel
See you later
:-)

[Joseph DeGarmo]

On the center of the top bar on the login screen is a session drop-down menu

there is no top bar. Just the standard screen with a bottom bar.

I will do a new install later in the day or tomorrow morning and look for << those things >> before I do anything else.like updating and new kernel
See you later
:-)

Please see image below. It should show you how to activate performance mode. Just make sure to boot into systemd mode first.

[Tony45]

There is NO top bar visible ( or invisible )
I think the system is not rebooting into systemd ( yes, I pressed the right entry )

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