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Welcome to the forum SwampRabbit!

You can make about anything you want out of the default installation. But someone would have to research what (in each category) would be needed. The MX Package Manager would then make it a one-click installation.

I like to customize and KDE is the Interface I chose. Yes, MX-15 is perfectly usable as it comes OOTB. And is easily 'tweaked' also. That's one of it's biggest strengths. "Make it your own" understates it. Linux is about choices. Enjoy

Reread what BitJam posted. I do not think you understood what was being said. I would first try installing MX-15 as it comes. Add KDE through the MX Package Manager. Then install the debian fall-back kernel. Boot the backup kernel. Then see if things straightened out. If they did then I'd use GRUB C...

It should be noted that udev is not a part of KDE. And that there are several on this forum that use KDE on MX-15 as their primary DE without problems.

inxi _F Will give some insight. Running a RAM test wouldn't hurt. In KDE/Start/Settings/System Settings/Startup and Shutdown/ as kdesu or gtksu Autostart: see if anything concerns monitors Service Manager: " Session Management: Change On Login to Start with an Empty session Display and Monitor:...

Always keep a copy. Installed them to take a good look also. I had trouble getting used to the movements in the menu on the last version. But Thanks Stevo. They rock.

Edit the Subject line of your first post.

Thanks!

Abstracts are always subject to interpretation. Not sure my meaning was clear.

Even ubuntu doesn't simplify things to the extent that you propose. Our MX Package Manager gives limited choices in each of it's categories. Which is about all that I personally think is needed. Search skills are something that have to be encouraged as far as I'm concerned. There is google to help n...