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   Richard Falken to Dan Clough   
   MX Linux   
   23 Jul 21 03:38:08   
   
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     Re: MX Linux   
     By: Dan Clough to All on Thu Jul 22 2021 09:09 pm   
      
    > Anybody used this MX Linux distro for much of anything?   
    >    
    > Been toying around with a few distros lately and this one has caught my   
    > eye.  It's another Debian-based with ties to AntiX and Mepis.  Seems   
    > pretty well done compared to others I've seen, and the real bonus is   
    > that it doesn't use 'systemd'.   
    >    
    > So just wondering if anyone has used it for a while, and what you may   
    > think of it...  Thanks for input.   
    >    
    >    
    >    
    > ... Sometimes you get the elevator, and sometimes you get the shaft.   
      
   I have some MX Linux DVDs that came with Linux Magazine and have used them as   
   last resort / emergency installs for workstations at work.   
      
   I think it ships with systemd by default, though. I think it is just not   
   enabled.   
      
   MX Linux is good for eye candy but I personally don't think it makes sense to   
   install it if you have a Devuan DVD available. I think you don't gain much by   
   moving from Debian/Devuan to MX Linux but you are placing yourself further   
   downstream which is always problematic.   
      
   So well, it works more often than not, but it does not bring anything new to   
   the table. You can do much worse than installing MX Linux, certainly.   
      
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