MX Linux, a popular Linux distribution, has released MX-23, which is built from Debian 12 “bookworm” and MX repositories. It offers multiple desktop versions, including Xfce 4.18, Fluxbox 1.3.7, and KDE/Plasma 5.27, catering to various user preferences.

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MX-23 offers better accessibility with the Orca screen reader and screen magnifier tools like Magnus and Kmag. MX Tools have been updated with bug fixes and enhancements, with individual policy kit configurations for launching tools.

MX-23 introduces the “User Installed Packages” application, facilitating the migration of packages from one system to another. The MX Snapshot allows users to customize their snapshot boot options easily.

Some noteworthy changes include the use of pipewire & wireplumber instead of pulseaudio and enabling the UFW firewall by default.

MX-23 also offers improved localization and translation across multiple languages, offering a more inclusive experience.

In MX-23 the default init system remains sysVinit, with systemd available as a boot option on installed systems.

For further information on MX-23 release, see the official release announcement on projects website.

MX-23 Xfce flavor screenshots

01 MX Welcome01 MX Welcome02 About MX02 About MX03 MX Tools03 MX Tools04 MX Tweak04 MX Tweak05 MX Tour05 MX Tour06 Whisker Menu06 Whisker Menu07 Thunar File Manager07 Thunar File Manager08 Terminal Emulator08 Terminal Emulator09 Window switching09 Window switching10 Firefox10 Firefox11 VLC11 VLC12 Strawberry music12 Strawberry music13 Libreoffice Impress13 Libreoffice Impress14 MX Package Manager14 MX Package Manager15 Settings15 Settings16 Ad blocker16 Ad blocker17 Resource usage17 Resource usage18 Shutdown confirmation18 Shutdown confirmation

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