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this post was submitted on 25 Apr 2024
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That's exactly how I learned about MX and started using it.
"You know what MX stands for?"
"Maestro Xylophone?"
"Mix King"
Massacre Xenos
Mellow Xylitol
Mexico Linux
lol same, around 2018 IIRC, I was tired of Mint/Cinnamon, I wanted something simple, check DW, download MX, never looked back.
It was around the end of last year for me. Got truly sick and tired of using Arch and derivatives for 2+ years and having them crap out all the time. Went through a bunch of distros, but MX felt the best and had the best support for xfce. Slapped nix on top to install userland packages, and it's pretty damn good.