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Happy Infinity Day (8-8) For those MX25 users with issues updating to the latest Debian 6.12.101 kernel….Debian changed a value somewhere in the new kernel and a couple of the rtl88 wifi driver packages do not build their modules via dkms correctly. Those packages are being updated now. If you do not need them for ...

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General News: We will be pushing several updates to the our main AHS repositories. We have a new 7.1 kernel from both the siduction and liquorix projects. We delayed issuing these kernels due to issues with amdgpu modules, and to get the dkms packages caught up so we could be reasonably sure they build on ...

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Wine
Before installing Wine – go to the WineApp Database and search for the program you want to install. Have a look to see what successes people have had running it. Pay close attention to hints on what makes the program run better – especially DLL files & settings. Not all programs will run on the ...

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MX Tweak brings together a number of small but often used customizations. Related settings applications native to Xfce are presented below for the user’s convenience. Xfce Panel tab Allows the user to make quick user interface changes to system defaults. The user may select to display the default panel horizontally (top or bottom) or vertically ...

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Hibernate
Background Hibernation is an alternative to suspend, and is used to write the RAM of your system to disk and shut down the machine. Upon restarting, the applications you had open when initiating hibernation will be in place without reopening them. It can be particularly useful on laptops to save power. The process typically takes ...

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