MX Linux 17: MX Linux, a Linux distribution based on the Debian firmware. The distribution came from a collaboration between its communities antiX and MEPIS Linux which has stopped growing.
It uses Xfce DE as the default desktop, and is an operating system that combines a sleek and efficient desktop with simple settings, high stability, consistent performance and minimal footprint.
In short, it's a fairly light distribution that does not sacrifice quality.
Today the developers of project MX announced the availability of the Final (final) version in ISO files.
If you are a friend of the distribution or if you just want to try it, you can download the ISOs from the following links:
| MX-17_386.iso.sig | 566 Bytes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MX-17_386.iso.md5 | 48 Bytes | |||
| MX-17_RC1_to_final_386.delta | 227.3 MB | |||
| MX-17_x64.iso | 1.3 GB | |||
| MX-17_RC1_to_final_x64.delta | 196.5 MB | |||
| MX-17_x64.iso.zsync | 2.5 MB | |||
| MX-17_x64.iso.md5 | 48 Bytes | |||
MX Linux 17 What it includes:
4.13.0-1 kernel with updated packages, including LibreOffice 5.4.1
Themable notifications and new updated MX-apps
MX-tweak has replaced MX-defaultlook
MX-network-assistanct replaces MX-broadcom-manager and MX-tools have a larger interface
The MX-iDevice-mounter came for your iPhone and other Apple devices. The update brings support for HDPI and XHDPI arc-themes.
These and many more from the MX team.
More details can be found at publishing announcement of MX Linux 17.
But I must also mention the new appearance of the distribution that I tried when it was still RC:
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and of course you can take a look at MX Tools
The distribution, from the installation will search your computer and will automatically install the drivers you need.
Immediately after installation you can run MX Tools to easily install with one click all the codecs you need.
