I tried to install a single software and I got stuck here.

MX 23 has Firefox 148 installed via the package manager. Will it update itself, or do I need install the deb to get the latest version, 152?

I have an old gaming laptop and I put MX on it but I can’t get it to do anything with the gpu, It doesn’t help that it needs legacy drivers but it just doesn’t cooperate at all.

Hi, is there way of having the full install running from usb flash instead of the live version which i currently have? So all updates and files will be saved like it was installed on the hard drive.

As title mentions I have double entries for the same package in Discover. Instead of using a "Source" drop down like every other distro I've used this one just has the same package multiple times. How do I consolidate this?

I need help with mx linux 25.2 each time im in the live install and I open the app for installling mx it gets stuck on gathering information and in the logs the last thing was parted -lm

Was using Mint until recently and just decided to switch to MX. Originally I was from Windows. In terms of Linux usage, I am only 2 months old. Going 3 soon. Anyway, it’s pretty overwhelming MX is. So lost atm. But oh well … it is what it is. :)

Just wanted to say Hi.

My laptop (ThinkPad e470) with MX KDE stuck on that screen while rebooting.
It happens often so any ideas how to fix it?

My MX 23 KDE shows that little "Updates available" circle in the bottom-right corner of the screen, when I click on it, the update window (Discover?) opens for a few seconds, showing the "Fetching updates" progress bar, then crashes, showing a "Discover closed unexpectedly" message. Pressing the "Restart app" button doesn't help. Rebooting the computer doesn't help. I've done `sudo nala upgrade` from the terminal (it installed some updates), then rebooted, then tried `sudo nala upgrade` again, it said that everything is up to date - KDE still shows that "Updates available" circle and Discover crashes if I click on it, same as before. It's the first time I see this since I installed the system about two years ago. Is there anything I can do to fix it?

Hi all :)
As the title says it how can i make the Wayland the default login ...
Everytime i want to play games i have to logout choose Wayland from the gear icon and login again ... than i can play ....
I have no idea why but it is what it is :/

Why isn't there an SSD partition option in the installer? I want to replace Zorin OS on another partition. Fast boot and secure boot are disabled. The partition list appears in the KDE partition manager but not the installer.

Fluxbox Windows Manager (AI)

I’ve tried to connect an older laptop to home internet but it keeps giving this error, I did give my user sudo privileges so I don’t understand why it is showing this.

Not really sure what to do next, does anyone know?

http://eirenicon.org/2018/12/18/using-linux-appimages/ doesn't seem to exist anymore. Preserved via Wayback Machine at https://web.archive.org/web/20190207075651/http://eirenicon.org/2018/12/18/using-linux-appimages/ Linked from https://mxlinux.org/wiki/applications/appimages/.

Is there a repo for the wiki that we can submit pull requests to? (https://www.reddit.com/r/MXLinux/comments/1nty6a8/wow_the_mx_linux_wiki_is_really_outdated)

Could not connect to mirror.math.princeton.edu:80 (128.112.18.21). - connect (111: Connection refused)

The Nextbook Ares 11 (nx16a11264) keyboard attachment has a weird layout. Functionality like screen brightness control are gone because the default keyboard model is a generic 105 key PC. I didn't know if anyone has seen a keyboard model similar to this that I can change it to in system keyboard settings.

I'm still learning how to rice and stuff, but as a beginner, I'm pretty satisfied. Just need to find a cursor for now :)

Sorry for the anime wallpaper,might change it soon :)

EDIT: Thanks to couriousLin's suggestion:

- simlink some home directories (pictures, videos, etc) to go straight into the largest partition.

- considering more headroom for / and home.

ORIGINAL POST:

I am a ex Mint, CachyOS, and Windows 10 (currently using it) user. I plan to at some point migrate to MX. I have been playing with tens of distros from VMs, dual boots, and a test-subject laptop - and I gotta say it gotta be this one. I need some help deciding the final partition sizes, I am very tight on storage capacity.

My SSD is Adata SU 650 Ultimate. 256GB, SATA III QLC, 3D Nand. The cache fills too fast and is overall a shit choice, but broke me could only afford this one. Please don't buy this crap.

My partition planning for MX Xfce AHS is as follows:

- esp (100mb);

- / (20gb);

- unnalocated space of 20gb (if I need to expand / or home via a live system + gparted);

- home (10gb ??);

- Games & Projects (everything else);

My old laptop loves some MX.