MX Linux Install is bit of a pain even for guy who is using Linux for donkeys years.
I am surprised it stand first in the ww.distrowatch.com list.
It took ages to configure GRUB and I hope it did not miss any of my installed distributions.
But it has enormous amount of resoureces including Virtual Machines.
Problem is I have to install them one by one.
It started as a minimalist distribution and it has become fatty.
I like desktop fluxbox.
I am getting ready to identify fifty (50) types in my book.
Well MX Linux has a Smart Installer.
I had to type AbiWord and it did find it and installed it briskly.
I am going for light weight desktops and it let me select the avaible light weight desktops.
I selected all.
Torrent also I selected all three available including my favorite transmission,
Deluge is also installed.
Next I am going for virtual machines.
I hope my var partition will have enough space for all.
Yes, MX Linux has done a excellent job.
It will stand as my fourth (4) favorable installation in my NUC.
It took some time locating the Applications I needed but once selected installation goes on occasionally asking for root password (whereas other distributions ask for password for almost every application.
It tells me the image and installation size,too.
I got all my browsers installed including LiBreWeb browser (I am on with LibreBrowser) in one installation whereas before I had to pick each and every one and lot of distributions did not support Vivaldi (96% Open Source).
I have no hesitation in recommending it but one has to have an understanding of how Linux works.
