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Okay Mr. Dolphin, Thanks for developing MX! I hope it get fixed later by xfce.

OMG it's Dolphin Oracle to the rescue again!
CharlesV Thanks for the suggestion but it didn't work.
dolphin_oracle Okay so solving this double click to close whisker menu will create more problem in return. Little incontinent but I think I should use Esc meanwhile. I do get that this super key ...

Hi,
I am not sure if it is a bug or a feature, single click does open up whisker menu however, if I need to close it I have to press windows (super) key twice. I tried finding for its solution in settings but there is no such option to start and close whisker menu with only single super key click ...

Of course there are many ways to achieve the same result. But isn't is good to see that such thing even exist. I guess it is a project which was officially started by debian people which makes it more interesting. Personally I got to know about extrepo just yesterday, and I found it to be quite ...

Ladies and gentleman, If you want to install software like jitsi-meet or vscode or vscodium or maybe some specific build of Brave browser then you might be interested in extrepo package which is available in your repositories. Just do sudo apt install extrepo What extrepo does is that it adds repo ...

Thanks for reply.


When you start upgrading your system, there may come a time when some of the MX tools and other packages unique to MX don't work anymore.


It seems a natural consequence of moving to debian testing. I guess it is a sign that MX Linux is not just a themed debian but MX devs ...

hi folks!

Is there any way install MX on debian testing base rather than stable? What if I change sources.list to debian testing?

I Know sparky linux has some debian testing iso. Not sure if there is some MX spin with testing...

Tired of doing 'sudo apt search foo'? or don't know the exact name of the package? Then look nowhere and use this one liner:

apt-cache pkgnames | fzf --multi --cycle --reverse --preview "apt-cache show {1}" --preview-window=:57%:wrap:hidden --bind=space:toggle-preview | xargs -ro sudo apt install ...