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Hello.Are these applications available or the equivalent of on Mx linux os?:software center,disks,google chrome,character map,onboard keyboard,pinta image editor,screenshot,cheese webcam booth,calender,libreoffice,calculator,screen magnifier,kazam,image viewer,video player,music player
Are these applications available or the equivalent of on Mx linux os?:software center,disks,google chrome,character map,onboard keyboard,pinta image editor,screenshot,cheese webcam booth,calender,libreoffice,calculator,screen magnifier,kazam,image viewer,video player,music player
The versions listed refer to the date of release; they will be continually upgraded as time goes on.
Browser: Firefox 58.0.2 (59.0.2 cued up for upgrade)
Video Player: VLC 2.2.8-2
Music Manager/Player: Clementine 1.3.1
Email client: Thunderbird 52.6
Office suite: LibreOffice 6.0.1-1 (x64)
Backup: LuckyBackup 0.4.9-1
Security: Passwords and Keys 3.20.0-3.1
Terminal: Xfce4 Terminal 0.8.3-1
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One-click Extras with Package Installer
The MX Package Installer has undergone a major rewrite for MX-17.1. It is much faster and has a built-in console. It includes 1) popular applications from the Debian Stable repos; 2) packages brought in from Debian Testing/Sid and properly configured; 3) packages not found in Debian repos at all but pulled from developers' websites or other distro-specific repos and also properly configured.
Audio: Audacity, DeaDBeeF, Pithos, Spotify, etc.
Browser: Palemoon, Qupzilla, etc.
Children: Preschool, Primary, etc.
Graphics: ImageMagik, Inkscape, etc.
Docks: Docky, Plank, etc.
Icons: Faba, Moka, etc.
Kernels: various patched options
Language: language packs for Firefox, Thunderbird, etc.
Media Center: Kodi, Plex, etc.
Messaging: Pidgin, Skype, etc.
Misc: Google Earth, VirtualBox, etc.
Network: Dropbox, Tor and Privoxy, etc.
Office: GnuCash, Adobe Reader, Calibre, etc.
Themes: Adapta, Obsidian1, etc.
Video: DVDStyler, MPlayer, OpenShot, etc
Window managers: Budgie Desktop, Compiz, MATE, etc.
I'm sure that whatever's missing from the top-quoted list can easily be installed in MX Linux 17.1
Distribution: Mainly Devuan, antiX, & Void, with Tiny Core, Fatdog, & BSD thrown in.
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Just about anything that is available in the Debian repos, & they are the largest of any distro, will be available in MX Linux, as it is based on Debian, less systemd.
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More than enough MX Linux apps
