Re: Oh Gawd - Now MX Linux "Security Verification" - NO !!!
rbowman <[email protected]>
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On Thu, 20 Aug 2026 18:04:48 GMT, Charlie Gibbs wrote: > As for the definition of "forever", I learned early in my career that > "never" (as in "Oh, don't worry about it - it'll never happen") > is usually about six months. Still, I've been happy with Debian for... > oh, must be quite a while now; I remember going to a testing version of > Jessie to get some drivers that Squeeze didn't have. I had Debian on my work Linux box for two reasons. I didn't want a cutting edge distro on a production machine and Debian still had a 32-bit version. While you can build 32-bit programs on a 63-bit machine some of the libraries we used in conjunction with Motif and other third party stuff became increasingly difficult to add to a 64-bit distro. It was adequate. I don't customize and I thought Xfce out of the box was a little primitive. I was surprised how nice it can be when I brought up MX.Xfce in a VM. Other than the Trixie based RPi OS I didn't have a compelling reason to put Debian on my home machines.