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Good day! Just wanted to post my inquiry here maybe somebody has encountered the same. When I open a terminal window it always has an extra space at the bottom that it does not occupy. It seems like it is reserving a space for the Terminal Menu Bar because when I show the menu bar it occupies the sa...

Thank you for everyone who replied and tried to shed some light on this! :happy: Based on the context of your replies, it is recommended to use which is available on the Package Installer repositories. Mainly because: 1. Probably the extra plumbing for the "developers" who are hellbent to ...

Test repo is not enabled by default. We have a tab in Mx-PackageInstaller that accesses the test repo without you having to do anything. Once you select packages to install, MXPI will enable the test repo, install the packages, then disable the test repo, keeping things nice and tidy. You can do th...

The difference between the MX Stable repo and the MX Test repo is that Test is used as a kind of holding area for new apps or newer versions of apps that are in Stable. Apps in Test generally work just fine, they're just kept segregated from the ones in Stable awaiting more user feedback before bei...

The difference between the MX Stable repo and the MX Test repo is that Test is used as a kind of holding area for new apps or newer versions of apps that are in Stable. Apps in Test generally work just fine, they're just kept segregated from the ones in Stable awaiting more user feedback before bei...

Good day! I was planning to install Node JS on my MX Linux so I went to the Node JS website and it is stated there that the latest LTS version is 10.15.3 I was searching this in the MX Package Installer but I found lower versions. Stable REPO - NodeJS 4.8.2~dfsg-1 MX Test REPO - 8.9.4-1~mx17+1 So do...

EDITING THREAD SUBJECT.

UPDATE: Finally deleted the problematic kernel which is 4.19 MX Linux. I think the my hardware does not match the said kernel.

I'm marking this thread as SOLVED and the solution in my case is to change the kernel version to 4.9 antiX kernel. Thanks!

UPDATE: I've changed my kernel to antiX 4.9 and so far I haven't experienced the random freeze again! :) I hope this is really the fix. Is it safe to delete the default kernel which is 4.19 MX linux? I'll give the experimentation some more days and mark this thread as SOLVED if I don't bump into ano...

I was wondering if there are any log files which can be read to pinpoint the cause of the problem? If anyone knows it please do tell. I'm willing to take some time to do some research and fix the issue. :)