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entropyfoe
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Re: MX-19 Feedback

#21 Post by entropyfoe »

Wow, that was fast, congratulations to all the developers and helpers and thanks. :clap:

I am late to the party, as I had a power failure that cause three problems on my signature machine. First the RAM errors (replaced RAM), then a dead SSD (Got a new 970 EVO), and finally a BIOS setting that got reverted (or maybe it was reverted to the default. Ryzen needs Power supply current set to typical). These problems lead to crashes and confusion about possible problems with the betas and RC.

Anyway, last night, reinstalled the RCI, and did the synaptic upgrades. I must have just missed the window for the released version, as mine still said RC1.

But as the migration page says, RC1 is fully upgradable to final, so that will be tonight.

The install was perfect on the fresh SSD, though the first boot failed, until I remembered to go in the BIOS and select the new drive. Then the boot was normal.
It was late, so the tweaks and packages about half done.

It looks great, and still up and running this morning, so a path to stability is finally hers , so the power surge damage looks fixed.
I will finish with nvidia, conky, and a few more packages tonight. About 30 seconds from grub to firefox open on the desktop.
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Re: MX-19 Feedback

#22 Post by darknetmatrix »

MX19 is supported until ...?
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Re: MX-19 Feedback

#23 Post by Eadwine Rose »

At least tomorrow.

Seriously, it is JUST out! It'll be a few years alright.
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Re: MX-19 Feedback

#24 Post by chrispop99 »

darknetmatrix wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 11:23 am MX19 is supported until ...?
Generally, support would end when Debian LTS ends.

As Debian have not released EOL details for Debian 10 (the version MX-19 uses), it's impossible to answer your question.

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#25 Post by Jerry3904 »

Following the pattern with previous releases, it seems like 2024 would be a reasonable guess.
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#26 Post by Iguana77 »

The new MX-19 is working desperately on me. My PC will explode :) CPU is constantly around 50%. I'm going back to LInux MInt

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#27 Post by dreamer »

Iguana77 wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 12:10 pm The new MX-19 is working desperately on me. My PC will explode :) CPU is constantly around 50%. I'm going back to LInux MInt
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Re: MX-19 Feedback

#28 Post by Eadwine Rose »

Iguana77 wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 12:10 pm The new MX-19 is working desperately on me. My PC will explode :) CPU is constantly around 50%. I'm going back to LInux MInt
You give up easy. What does top say?
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#29 Post by asqwerth »

I'm suspect it's related to his hybrid graphics question, which no one has helped solve yet.

https://forum.mxlinux.org/viewtopic.php ... id#p535112
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#30 Post by Iguana77 »

asqwerth wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 12:46 pm I'm suspect it's related to his hybrid graphics question, which no one has helped solve yet.

https://forum.mxlinux.org/viewtopic.php ... id#p535112
My memory is very high not CPU. Sorry for mistake.

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