MX Linux 19.0 - DVD

Version 19.0 release date:  October 22, 2019

NOTE: This distro comes on a DVD. Please ensure that your system will read from a DVD before ordering.

MX Linux relies on the excellent upstream work by Linux and the open-source community, deploying Xfce4 as Desktop Environment on top of a Debian Stable base. We draw from the core antiX system and include work and ideas used by Warren Woodford for his MEPIS project. Ongoing backports and outside additions to our repos serve to keep components current with developments.

We are pleased to offer MX-19 for your use

As usual, this iso includes the latest updates from debian 10.1 (buster), antiX and MX repos.

• Xfce 4.14
• GIMP 2.10.12
• MESA 18.3.6
• updated firmware
• Latest debian 4.19 kernel
• patched sudo
• Browser: Firefox 69
• Video Player: VLC 3.0.8
• Music Manager/Player: Clementine 1.3.1
• Email client: Thunderbird 60.9.0
• Office suite: LibreOffice 6.1.5 (plus security fixes)
• and more in the MX repositories.

New and updated mx-apps

• mx-installer (based on gazelle-installer) fixes pertaining to automount and partitioning
• MX Date & Time, to make clock setting chores easier
• formatusb, for formatting usb storage devices
• mx-packageinstaller now displays version number for flatpak applications.
• mx-packageinstaller now features libreoffice upgrades from debian backports (currently 6.3.X) (Popular Apps -> Office )
• mx-alerts package for sending emergency messages to users.
• mx-updater no longer requires a password to check for updates (still required for installation of updates)
• new wallpaper artwork (mx19-artwork package)
• new app: bash-config to help with theming your bash prompt and managing aliases.
• mx-boot-repair has been updated to support more situations (encryption, etc…)
• updated themes
• tons of misc. updates to the mx tools.
• most help files are now available on the iso
• updated FAQ (now with translations!)

antiX live system changes

• The latest antiX live system updates, included updated video configurations via vcard boot code.
  live system now boots with a informative text-based boot splash.
• "safe" video boot mode from live boot menus should get you to X when all else fails. Try “nuke=org” as a boot code if the “safe” options don’t work.

Improved localization

• almost all mx-apps received translation updates (we love translators)

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