My idea of a "net install"

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This is FreeBSD 11.2 the default installion comes with the base apps, reboot, install xorg and a few apps, and away you go (like
Debian, BSDs, Arch, etc). Notice the menu (simple), use startx, (you can still install Slim), no conky.
After using menumaker, you see the difference in the second screenshot.

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antiX Core 64 Bit Runit IceWM

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You can do the same with antiX-net or antiX-core (better if using wireless.

Install to hard drive, then install xorg jwm and use startx

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Hi anti, I tried the net, not the core.
It gave me errors and could not continue.

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