Anti-x 14.3 LiveUSB features

[utu]

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Greetings, Werner.

I'm pleased with my MX-14.3 pae LiveUSB, so far. Using an 8 Gb SanDisk.
2 or 4 Gb is just too small to attempt on-line remastering. 2 Gb worked
ok as a simple LiveUSB, but that's not where the magic is to be found.

I've done one on-line remastering which seems to have been successful.
I don't have a specific feel for what's going on behind the scenes, but
adding 100 mb to the original squashfs seemed to take about five minutes.
That felt pretty familiar. The kernel is 32-bit smp and the remastering
print-out did actually acknowledge my two cpus.

XFCE not much different than LXDE.
NetworkManager seems to work smoother without systemd, so that's a plus.

Geany isn't in the basic iso, and no repo for it in MX's synaptic, so that's
one area we'll both want to remedy. Otherwise, the CD-size is is very much
to my taste.

I'll be pleased to hear your comments on MX's remastering.

[utu]

Geany isn't in the basic iso, and no repo for it in MX's synaptic, so that's
one area we'll both want to remedy.

Here's your Christmas present, Werner:

Add this repo to MX-14's Synaptic and reload:
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian

Then bring in geany & geany-common; after that,
go to MainMenu>Development>Geany

Voila.

Tried it out using geany .bashrc in a terminal; worked ok.

[philo]

AntiX' very own Main Page, User and Howto articles make me much less enthusiastic.

If you have enough free time on your hands, you can read them by starting here:
http://antix.mepis.org/index.php?title=Main_Page

[Werner P. Schulz]

AntiX' very own Main Page, User and Howto articles make me much less enthusiastic.

It's better to study
http://www.mepiscommunity.org/doc_mx/
and
http://www.mepiscommunity.org/doc_mx/advanced.html

[philo]

@ Werner

I went through that extra reading material but I sill fail to fall 'enamored' like utu seems to be (now with caveats I must admit).

Knoppix can better help more people come to love Linux, even those with old hardware.