#mxlinux

Hey there, fellow Linux enthusiasts! Are you ready to take your MX Linux 23 Xfce Edition experience to the next level? 🚀

In this journey, we're diving deep into the world of customization, leveraging the fantastic features of MX Linux 23 Xfce, including the Xfce desktop 4.18 series. It's time to make your Linux environment uniquely yours. 🖥️

But here's the real kicker: this isn't just for MX Linux 23 Xfce users. We've got you covered, no matter if you're using Debian-based distributions, Fedora-based distributions, or Arch-based distributions. You can get our comprehensive documentation here: Download Documentation. 🔗

Here's what we have in store for you:

🎥 Video Final Result: Witness the stunning transformation in our final result video: Video Final Result.

📹 Video Tutorial Step-by-step: Follow along step by step and master the art of MX Linux 23 Xfce Edition customization: Video Tutorial Step-by-step.

🛠️ Video Additional Setups: Take your customization to the next level with additional setup tips and tricks: Video Additional Setups.

💾 Download Resource Files: Grab essential resource files to enhance your MX Linux 23 Xfce experience: Download Resource Files.

🖼️ Download Default Wallpaper: Add a touch of personalization with our default wallpaper: Download Default Wallpaper.

Built on Debian 13.5 "Trixie" and released May 24, 2026 — here's what actually changed: The big one: There's finally a text mode installer. Run sudo minstall --tui and you can install MX Linux entirely from a terminal. No desktop, no Xorg, no fuss. Long overdue and genuinely useful. Kernel situation: — Standard ISOs → Linux 6.12.90 LTS (stable, reliable) — AHS ISOs → Liquorix 7.0.9 (newer hardware, better GPU support with Mesa 26.0.1) Live system cleanup: Boot routines got pulled out of rc.local, persistence saving works properly again on sysVinit, and you can now pick which kernel loads from GRUB instead of hoping for the best after every update. Rescue tool improvements: chroot-rescue-scan now handles Btrfs subvolumes and encrypted partitions correctly. Huge if you use MX as a recovery environment. Raspberry Pi respin is back too 🍓 Already on MX Linux 25? No reinstall needed. Just: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade That's it. Everything comes through the normal update channel.

How To Change The Primary Mouse Button In MX Linux : Quick & Easy Tutorial

In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to change the primary mouse button in MX Linux, whether you're left-handed or simply prefer using the right mouse button as primary. This quick guide walks you through the settings needed to switch your mouse from left-click to right-click (or vice versa) with ease.

🖱️ Ideal for left-handed users ⚙️ Easy-to-follow steps for MX Linux 💻 Works on desktops and laptops

Perfect for customizing your Linux desktop experience to match your workflow!