Download the Rufus tool from its official website. Connect USB driven to your PC and then select the same on the Rufus from Device drop-down box. Now, click on the SELECT button, choose the downloaded MX Linux 21 ISO file. Leave the rest of the Settings as it is. Finally, hit the START button to create a bootable USB drive. MX-21 “AHS” ( Advanced Hardware Support) iso is now available. The release features all the updates and goodness packaged up with the other MX-21 releases, but with a 5.14 kernel and updated mesa, xorg and vulkan drivers to produce a graphic stack more in line with newer hardware, along with a few recompiled applications that utilize the MX Linux began in a discussion about future options among members of the MEPIS community in December 2013. Developers from antiX then joined them, bringing the ISO build system as well as the Live-USB/DVD technology. The name “MX” was chosen to combine the first letter of Mepis with the last of antiX, thus symbolizing their collaboration. Continuing on with our review of the Top 5 distributions listed on the popular site Distrowatch, is the #2 according to the rankings (based on hits to the Distrowatch page for the OS, not based on downloads), EndeavourOS. You can check out the review of #1, MX Linux, here. For those unfamiliar with the distro, it’s about as close to vanilla Popularity: 27 (319 hits per day) Alpine Linux is a community developed operating system designed for routers, firewalls, VPNs, VoIP boxes, containers, and servers. It was designed with security in mind; it has proactive security features like PaX and SSP that prevent security holes in the software to be exploited. MX Linux relies on the excellent upstream work by Linux and the open-source community, deploying Xfce4 as Desktop Environment on top of a Debian Stable base. We draw from the core antiX system and include work and ideas used by Warren Woodford for his MEPIS project. Ongoing backports and outside additions to our repos serve to keep components current with developments. Free Linux tutorial CD When I see that MX Linux has the No. 1 download spot (over Manjaro, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS and Ubuntu), I take notice. I downloaded the latest iteration of MX Linux and spun up a virtual machine to Kubuntu Overview. As the name derives, it is a distribution built on top of other distributions i.e Ubuntu. Kubuntu is an open-source operating system and is a flavour of Ubuntu sharing the same repositories. This distro is based on Debian, which has excellent support. It comes with a KDE desktop by default. 6cq1.