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MX Linux 17: An upgraded distro made for beginners

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There are tons of operating systems coming out all the time, from free laptop systems like EasyPeasy to Manjaro, Mandriva, and Kubuntu. But all of them have their share of kinks. read more

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I've been running MX-17 in a VM since it released in December.

It is highly likely it will soon become my new primary production OS.

It is also, in my opinion, simply the most impressive Debian Stable based distro currently available. Great for both power users and newbies.
@seatex,

Interesting... according to section 1.7 of the MX-17 Users Manual PDF, the awful systemd "virus" is included by default but not enabled.

NICE !!

2c
> Interesting... according to section 1.7 of the MX-17 Users Manual PDF, the awful systemd "virus" is included by default but not enabled.

Correct! It gives you a choice of booting with or without systemd - defaulting to without.

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