No system-D by default afaik.
I barely game on it (it’s probably very do-able but I just don’t have the time or apetite anymore to invest in big titles).
MX is pretty good. Very customisable and quite user friendly (maybe not as much as let’s say mint but still in the vicinity).
yeah, default is sysvinit , can choose systemd if you want. Unsure why, since the point of the *X* distros (MX, antiX etc) is to not use systemd.
I barely game on it (it’s probably very do-able but I just don’t have the time or apetite anymore to invest in big titles).
graybeard club. I still game but indies or old stuff.
Which DE did you go for? Fluxbox or XFCE, and did you change it to something else? I spent some time messing about with fluxbox on MX on a VM and it feels pretty good, but I’m enjoying using LXQT in my VMs
Linux/MX
Hey this is fun.
are you using it without systemd? how are you finding it? do you use it for games? what’s your DE?
No system-D by default afaik. I barely game on it (it’s probably very do-able but I just don’t have the time or apetite anymore to invest in big titles).
MX is pretty good. Very customisable and quite user friendly (maybe not as much as let’s say mint but still in the vicinity).
yeah, default is sysvinit , can choose systemd if you want. Unsure why, since the point of the *X* distros (MX, antiX etc) is to not use systemd.
graybeard club. I still game but indies or old stuff.
Which DE did you go for? Fluxbox or XFCE, and did you change it to something else? I spent some time messing about with fluxbox on MX on a VM and it feels pretty good, but I’m enjoying using LXQT in my VMs