MX Linux 25 ‘Infinity’ Arrives: Debian 13 ‘Trixie’ Base, Modern Tools & A Fresh Installer
Introduction The team behind MX Linux has just released version 25, carrying the codename “Infinity”, and…

Introduction The team behind MX Linux has just released version 25, carrying the codename “Infinity”, and…

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