Multimedia-Oriented AV Linux Distro Rebased on MX Linux, Adds New and Updated Audio Tools
Based on the latest MX Linux 19.3 “Patito Feo” release, AV Linux MX Edition is here about six months after the last update to the project with many new and updated tools for audio production and musicians. The distro is still based on Debian GNU/Linux, but not derived from it anymore, but instead from MX Linux.
This means that AV Linux now inherits many of MX Linux’s goodies, including the fact that it doesn’t ship with the systemd init system by default. Of course, it also includes the many great tools and utilities of MX Linux.
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AV Linux 2020.11.23 Released, Based On MX Linux 19.3 Patito Feo
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