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Adrian wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 6:22 pm "maybe run apt-get update"

or

apt update

Off-topic - @kmathern great to see you here again!

I guess it depends on the default locale/language.

MX (and antiX) has never and never will put any files/folders into an existing $HOME
It is our policy.

I watched the video and thought it to be mostly accurate. It got over the main points of MX history.

I'm not sure about m_pav's comment though. I don't know who he is referring to when he says 'The original product lead moved off to join Ubuntu around 2016-2017'.
Care to enlighten us @m_pav ?

@Danathar - how big is linuxfs, rootfs and homefs? We need to know.
Do you also have any linuxfs/rootfs/homefs.bak files?

MX 23 sysVinit-only resipin is up, Full version of MX-23 64 bit, with systemd removed. elogind, libelogind, and libpam-elogind are utilized to fill those session management requirements. Link to my mx-23 based respins is in the first post. I noticed libsystemd-shared is installed. What does it do? ...

MX 23 sysVinit-only resipin is up, Full version of MX-23 64 bit, with systemd removed. elogind, libelogind, and libpam-elogind are utilized to fill those session management requirements. Link to my mx-23 based respins is in the first post. I noticed libsystemd-shared is installed. What does it do?

Good old mc is worth a mention

Well spotted dolphin_oracle!
New 6.1 and 5.10 antiX kernels built with correct gcc should appear in the antiX repos soon.