A quote from the end of the review:
"Personally, I was very happy with MX, more so than I have been with most operating systems I have experimented with in the past six months. Not necessarily because MX is an objectively better distribution, but because I think the developers have similar tastes to my own. This shows up in little details. For example, I like my system to be quiet and not distracting. MX features very few notifications and sound effects are disabled. The theme is slightly dark, but not so dark as to make the contrast jarring. There is just one desktop panel, aligned vertically down the left side of the display, just the way I like it. The developers walk a middle road I like on performance, features and visuals. In short, there was very little I had to do to get MX looking and acting exactly the way I wanted and this meant I spent very little time adjusting settings or turning off features I didn't want and more time getting things done."
Here's the full review:
https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20180101#mx
I just finished reading the review when I saw your post. Jesse was very positive about it. The main complaints were that some of the settings might be harder for beginners than the Ubuntu/Mint equivalents and that many of the packages are old (since it's based on Debian Stable). Perhaps someone would like to demo it at our next meeting.
For those interested in more, Buster also wrote about MX Linux back early last year here where he also went a bit into the origins of MX.
http://forums.plugintolinux.ca/index.php/topic,136.msg669.html#msg669
And for those concerned about the time I posted this, I actually went to bed early last night and woke up about half an hour ago :P
MX Linux installs well in virtual. Could not get drag and drop to MS host to work. Looks good. Old style. Everything you need is somewhere in the menu. Quick.
Nostalgic.
Since no D&D, it's now gone. (Have only Mint and openSUSE in virtual on my laptop now.)
Quote from: buster on January 04, 2018, 09:15:48 AM
Since no D&D, it's now gone. (Have only Mint and openSUSE in virtual on my laptop now.)
D&D? I'm assuming you don't mean Dungeons & Dragons.