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VIDEO: MX Linux 19 Features and Desktop Tour

MX Linux is a Linux distribution based on Debian stable and using core antiX components. The distributions MX Tools is very popular among users and combined with other several ready-to-use tools, it is great for users who prefer to tweak their distro to their liking. In this video, we will take you through the features tour show casing MX Linux 19.

MX Linux 19 Features and Desktop Tour
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Kiran Kumar
Hi there! I'm Kiran Kumar, founder of FOSSLinux.com. I'm an avid Linux lover and enjoy hands-on with new promising distros. Currently, I'm using Ubuntu as a daily driver and run several other distros such as Fedora, Solus, Manjaro, Debian, and some new ones on my test PC and virtual machines. I have a day job as an Engineer, and this website is one of my favorite past time activities, especially during Winter ;). When I'm not writing for FOSSLinux, I'm seen biking and hiking on scenic trails. I hope you enjoy using this website as much as I do writing for it. Feedback from readers is something that inspires me to do more and spread Linux love!. If you find a time, drop me an email or feedback from the 'Contact' page. Or simply leave a comment below if you found this article useful. Have a good day!

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  1. Love the video!
    MX Linux is a joy to use since it is so trouble-FREE & runs super efficiently.
    I’m now on the new official KDE release that came out in August. Stable as hell albeit using an older version of KDE which is fine by me since the MX Team prides stability over bling.

    Therefore I will not ever be going back to the flagship MX Xfce edition although it is a remarkable release. But honestly, KDE is now more efficient than the latest version of Xfce – seriously.

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