#Debian xfce install

It's prevented many of our own machines from booting before now. Judging from the comments, many Reg readers are not fans of systemd. Apparently, 'AHS' is meant to rhyme with 'Oz', which tells us that the MX developers are not from the same part of the world as The Reg FOSS desk. The KDE flavor is only available in this form, but you can add the updated components to an existing installation via the AHS repository. There's a special 64-bit edition called AHS for Advanced Hardware Support, which includes a newer kernel and drivers for hardware so new and shiny that the stock kernel 6.1 can't handle it.

#Debian xfce install

You can then take this list to other machines, and the tool will install everything on the list. If you want a clean install but to replicate a set of additional software you've installed, the User installed packages tool will make a list of everything on one machine. Two interesting touches will benefit those looking to put the distro onto multiple PCs: MX Snapshot lets you take a snapshot of your entire running system, and turn it into an ISO file that you can install onto another computer.

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Soft-reboot in systemd 254 sounds a lot like Windows' Fast Startup.

MX comes with an assortment of helpful applets that aid in managing drivers, kernels, backup and restore, and so on, collectively known as the MX Tools, and these have all been updated, and those which require elevated privileges are now managed by polkit. All use the Pipewire audio server, plus the accompanying Wireplumber tool to manage it, and the UFW firewall. New features in this release are the Orca screen-reader in all three desktops on offer, plus built-in screen magnifiers.

The Fluxbox edition is a lot less polished