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On the MX-23.2 Blog announcement, the link to download the MD5 for Fluxbox_x64 should be: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mx-linux/files/Final/Fluxbox/MX-23.2_fluxbox__x64.iso.md5/download but it fails, showing the file as unavailable. The URL in the error message has two full stops instead of an u...

skallal wrote: ↑Fri Jan 19, 2024 5:17 pm

chrispop99 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 19, 2024 5:03 pm Intel are phasing them out, which seems odd.

Recently read where Asus is taking over from Intel...

That would be a good result.

Chris

I've used Intel NUCs with MX Linux and they run great. I've tried various generations of i5 CPUs. They use about 50% of the energy of a typical desktop machine.

Intel are phasing them out, which seems odd.

Chris

I got my Pi 4 w/ 4 GB RAM performance increased with a left over Samsung sata 250 GB SSD. Now booting from the SSD. Bought a sata to USB 3 adapter and it's a definite improvement over an sd card! Increased the swap file to 2 GB to compensate for lower RAM. So far the SSD is holding out as it's at l...

Jerry3904 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 7:32 am A nice compliment today on the RPi Forum:

Enfin, pour ceux qui recherchent un système avec beaucoup de programmes et d'options, MxLinux est vraiment top!

"Finally, for those looking for a system with lots of programs and options, MxLinux is really top-notch!"

That is great!

Chris

I went about it slightly differently.
I downloaded the tar.bz2 file, extracted it, then followed the Readme in the extracted folder. You install it with:
I've done this on two machines without any problems.

Chris

Thank you. k20240107-155819.png OK, then I guess when you right click on the clock and choose "property" then you will have an entry in the "Calendar field"? Do you? What entry exactly? The entry is orage. I suspect you may have a few problems to solve when re-using Home. Chris

I am currently upgrading from MX-19 (Xfce) to MX-23 (xfce) by keeping the old Home. Could someone who is already using MX-23 tell me what happens when you double click on the clock in the panel. In MX-19 Xfce "Orage" opened this way. Does this also happen in MX-23 Xfce? I would be pleased...

skallal wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 4:01 am And I'm curious about your Pi 4 test user's RAM size.

The Pi 4 I used for testing has 4GB RAM.

Chris

I've realised what I do that produces a different result with the Chromium keyring issue. I elect to 'Continue' without entering a password, then confirm that action. On subsequent boots I no longer get the keyring prompt. I realise that this could be considered a security risk, but I guess most use...