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haven't posted a photo of my laptop for a while, so here :3
not neofetch (or any of its successors either) btw, it's a modified version of an antiX-specific(?) tool called env-info, which adds the ascii art, which the original does not have, which i am using since neofetch has no antiX art, and hyfetch is not avaliable for antiX, due to being based on Debian 12
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Is this guy trolling or slandering MX/AntiX? Because I don't see evidence of this. Been using MX for a solid 2-3 years and can't find anything of what this guy claims.
Had to get a giggle out of this one. And the comments.
Not one of the primary attractions for me, but it sure doesn't hurt. Haven't had any particular reason to try AntiX yet, but this guy makes me want to. It's particularly good for older hardware.
Got AntiX linux running on this old gateway laptop that'll be just for writing in libreoffice, so I'm not distracted by the internet or games
