Responses to Coming changes in impending MX 25 release.

[Eadwine Rose]

I am sitting here with my fish.. slapping it gently in my hand, warming up...

[rambo919]

I am sitting here with my fish.. slapping it gently in my hand, warming up...

Did you intend it to sound so dirty?

EDIT: I'll just see myself out before my sense of humor harms me...

[Eadwine Rose]

Be mindful of your posting.

[siamhie]

The year is 2095.

The coming year will finally be the year of “Linux on the Desktop.”

[AK-47]

Also, in my experience the Venn diagram of people who are upset they can no longer use the n-word and the people who use "woke" in this manner is almost a circle.

to be fair, I would be a tad upset if I could no longer use any word, N or otherwise.

The year is 2095.

The coming year will finally be the year of “Linux on the Desktop.”

I think that would be 2096 actually.

[siamhie]

The year is 2095.

The coming year will finally be the year of “Linux on the Desktop.”

I think that would be 2096 actually.

I know. The running joke is that next year will be the year of “Linux on the Desktop” that was spewed on blog posts back in the early 2000's.

[AK-47]

I know. The running joke is that next year will be the year of “Linux on the Desktop” that was spewed on blog posts back in the early 2000's.

ah, gotcha. Funny enough, in North Korea it is already Year of the Linux Desktop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS
(based on Fedora it probably uses systemd too)

[bradhamilton]

Hi Folks,

I'm confused by the (seeming) contradiction in the MX-25 announcement in news:

"Official releases for Fluxbox and Xfce will have separate isos featuring systemd and sysVinit respectively. "

"If folks want a totally systemd-free distro using Debian repositories check out antixlinux.com for more information."

Does this mean that if I download and install MX-25 XFCE with sysV, that I will somehow be restricted from using certain Debian 13 applications, because they will be "systemd-only"?

[siamhie]

I know. The running joke is that next year will be the year of “Linux on the Desktop” that was spewed on blog posts back in the early 2000's.

ah, gotcha. Funny enough, in North Korea it is already Year of the Linux Desktop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS
(based on Fedora it probably uses systemd too)

I guess we will never know seeing as it's a closed source distro that looks like a mac starting with version 3. https://www.northkoreatech.org/2014/01/ ... -goes-mac/

[siamhie]

Does this mean that if I download and install MX-25 XFCE with sysV, that I will somehow be restricted from using certain Debian 13 applications, because they will be "systemd-only"?

If you currently run programs that require booting to systemd, then you would download the systemd version of the ISO, otherwise grab the sysVinit ISO.
That goes for both XFCE and fluxbox. KDE will only be released as a systemd ISO.