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@skidoo, thank you for your exaustive replies. I tried to launch only LXPanel within min-JWM and it seems to run smoothly with only 57MB of RAM used. I think I will be able to follow a different way than install completely lxde-common, thanks. Probably I will follow some hints at this italian langua...

In the end I was able to install LXDE without systemd. I can reply to myself, now: 1) Should it be better to install core version and then install LXDE starting from it? ANS. I found in some topics that core version essentially is for hackers. ^_^ 3) Is there a set of LXDE packages available in anti...

cyrilus31, I saw that antiX topic after I created this post. Anyway, in the end, there is no information about lxde installation. Thanks.

And thanks to dolphin_oracle for the exitantix.sh script suggestion; I will try this way.

I'm running it in QEMU for Windows. I'm sure MX works on it, because I already used it. I want to build an iso on a fast system under QEMU and then use it on less powerful systems. qemu-system-i386w.exe -L Bios -hda "disk.qcow2" ^ -m 896M -vga std -soundhw es1370 ^ -boot menu=off,once=c -n...

Hi to all! I want to use antiX, because it is fast, low resource consuming, with many useful tiny tools (like remastering and live usb creation), and boot cheatcodes to support persistence and many options. Anyway I'd like to use it with LXDE (I come frome lubuntu and I would like to continue to wor...

I really like antiX.

I found a little problems trying to install this version on a btrfs partition with minstall.
In fact mkfs.btrfs is missing in /sbin folder . After the creation of a symink to the mkfs.btrfs file already contained in /bin folder I had no problem.