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Anonymous
Autumn stays autumn … air or tide. 😉
Errortide. 🙂Here’s my dell d610 on the new 4.19.7 kernel…..everything works great.
Here’s a shot of my presario 2200 laptop with the new kernel 4.19.8.
Also for anyone with the intel M cpu…the pentium-M chip supports
pae kernel and the celeron-M does not. I also updated my d610 to the
new 4.19.8 and both run great….ie everything hardware wise works.
They are both antix-base strech repos with the kernel manually
selected.Here is my anti-antiX (== modernX) too, with Kernel 4-9-18. 🙂
rokytnji
Looks easy on the eyes. Like it.
Sometimes I drive a crooked road to get my mind straight.
Not all who Wander are Lost.
I'm not outa place. I'm from outer space.Linux Registered User # 475019
How to Search for AntiX solutions to your problemsA couple more then …
Login, desktop and settings …
It even gained some extra usability through more contrast, improved fonts, clearer icons and reduced menu clutter.
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I just installed the 17.3.1 on one of my desktops with a separate boot
partition and the root is setup with encryption and the new 420 kernel.
anticapitalista
antiX-xfce frugal install
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Philosophers have interpreted the world in many ways; the point is to change it.
antiX with runit - leaner and meaner.
I didn’t know xfce could take so little memory ( less than 200mb ) …
is that the default theme? Last time that
I installed xfce it had looked old-school when I first booted.anticapitalista
It is antiX-core (32 bit) with xfce added and a lot of tinkering (can’t remember exactly what I did).
There isn’t much included, I did this for 2 reasons.1. An experiment to see what a ‘light’ antiX-xfce would look like and how it would run.
2. I use this install for stretch 32 bit kernel builds and any other debs that may need building and when pbuilder errors.
Philosophers have interpreted the world in many ways; the point is to change it.
antiX with runit - leaner and meaner.
Never messed with core…only base and full, but I’ve also been migrating to
64-bit as my 2 laptops are the only 32-bit ones setup right now. donations people were tossing.
I have 32-bit xp/vista pcs I can setup to test on. but..they just collect dust at the moment.
For me xfce never seems to work right.
IE duplicated menu items and login/logout issues.
I’ll stick to icewm and fluxbox for now.
Hierax_ca
anticapitalista,
Are you considering putting an option for “antiX-xfce frugal” in antiX 19? I hope so, it looks like it would be a really nice addition for the Full version (probably wouldn’t fit in the Base version on a CD).
- This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Hierax_ca.
AntiX 17.x:
- (32-bit): IBM Thinkpad 600X (2000), IBM NetVista X41 (2002), IBM Thinkpad A31p (2003);
- (64-bit): Lenovo Thinkpads x61s (2008), x200 (2009), x301 (2009).
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