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sybok
@scruffyeagle:
Not sure if this is the correct thread/topic where to place your post.
Discussed many times on antiX forum, the antiX’ description displayed in ‘inxi’ does not change because upgrading from older versions may keep “stuff” (e.g. configuration and packages) not (necessarily) included in the newer ones.
Now, you have have some clues in the ‘base’ part giving the codename of Debian used, i.e. ‘bullseye’.
Both antiX 21 and antiX 22 are Debian 11, a.k.a. bullseye, based; that’s why there is a shared link to their packages https://antixlinux.com/antix-21-22-packages/ .
By keeping your system up-to-date with the updates/upgrades (without modifying the files in ‘/etc/apt/sources.list.d/’), you got antiX 22 — more or less (see above remark about the “stuff”) — from antiX 21.BTW, antiX 23 will be Debian 12, a.k.a. bookworm, based.
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