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[...] whenever i use linux commands to make bootable usb using gparted to format the usb drive makes it some time difficult The command line version of live-usb-maker already has an option to "Clear the partition table on a usb device" . This should make gparted happy. I don't know if this option i...

If I were going to do this, I'd be tempted to see if I could go the other way, starting with antiX Base. +1 Over on the antiX forums we always suggest people start with a smaller system and build up rather than start with a larger system and take things away. Our core, base, and full release are me...

Run with the Dolphin!

Added parts and rewrote a bit. You guys totally rock! :number1: I'm thinking to steer my wife away from Windows Good man/person! and this Frugal install just may be the way ;-) How frugal install works with windows 8? I read old post (2012 or 2013) that frugal works on fat32/ntfs but ext4 is prefer...

Maybe we should add some of my post above to the documentation. The MX manual points to this page:

https://mxlinux.org/wiki/system/frugal-installation

In my nerd-like way, the nitty-gritty details are there but a general overview is a bit lacking.

1. sysvinit was Proved at least few hundreths million times till now. Yes, it is an old serial system but he does his job very well ... Actually, we have already parallelized the most important part, the "networking" script (at least on antiX, it is possible MX was doing this already with networkma...

[...] but since I don't quite understand the point of frugal install and since I saw in your video, that there are tons of different frugal install, which one do you recommend for beginner? Or which one would be most suitable for the most of the users? A frugal install goes onto an existing partiti...

Woot!

We are also in the OSDisc ad on DW! Woot!

I always set Windows to use UTC. Problem solved! In a different thread, one of our long-time users was having difficulty with this. Also, solving the problem for those who know the secret handshake is not the same as solving the problem for almost everyone OOTB. I don't think it is a good strategy ...

There are alternatives to systemd and sysvinit. Such as OpenRC, which is used by FreeBSD (TrueOS) and Gentoo. I use Gentoo. One of the reasons I chose it instead of Debian, over 15 years ago, is I much preferred their init system over what Debian was using. I'd LOVE to switch us over to OpenRC sinc...