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mxlinux doesn't make use of systemd

Not by default, but you can boot into it. Some Wiki help on your question:

https://mxlinux.org/wiki/system/systemd

https://mxlinux.org/wiki/applications/s ... ages-mx-17

fehlix: +1

My quick answer: MX ain't an Ubuntu derivative.

By me. I was putting the conkies together for MX-17 release at the time, and had a lot on my plate. Just explaining, not excusing.

Very glad to see it get fixed.

I see what you mean. Maybe we introduced an error somewhere, will take a closer look at it.

That's what I thought--and good question. @larryg: I would suggest you start with the original and not correct anything in the script. That original is in /etc/skel/.conky/MX-antiX/ where you can copy it and paste it into your home hidden conky folder. Then try it and see if it picks up your config.

We have not touched this theme from the antiX developers since we included it in the first place. I believe that the theme is supposed to detect which interface is active and only show that. I haven't looked at it in a long time, but you should open Conky Manager, highlight the theme, then click on ...

¿y los desarrolladores no podrían incluir yandex dentro del sistema operativo? The problem appears to be in the repo, but make a request in the MX-17 package request forum and see what the experts say. Digo yo ... :blindfold: pues debian :lipsrsealed: Not sure what you mean exactly, but just do wha...

Lo hago en Devuan, ahora como usuario normal: keos@kaos:~$ LANG=C inxi -r bash: inxi: no se encontró la orden keos@kaos:~$ Lo siento, pero lo que existe in Devuan no juega ningún papel aqui. Intenté añadir el repo con Synaptic: http://repo.yandex.ru/yandex-browser/deb beta main pero parece que no e...

No como root, pero (lo que dije)

as regular user

Please show the output of this command as regular user