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AV Linux MX-21 "Consciousness" Released!

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 15th of February 2022 02:35:59 AM Filed under
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There’s so much to cover here I don’t know where to begin! AV Linux MX-21 Edition code-named “Consciousness” has been released based on MX-21 ‘Wildflower’ and Debian 11 (Bullseye). This new version has been completely built from the ground up and is the first version to not be a ‘Respin’ of an existing system and was built with same Tools that are used to build MX and antiX. Because it has moved to a whole new Debian platform (from Buster to Bullseye) there is no upgrade Path from previous versions of AV Linux and you will need to install from the ISO. Please note that the initial releases of AV Linux MX Edition based on MX-19 and Debian Buster are still receiving updates through the MX repositories so if you are happy where you are there is certainly no hurry to upgrade! The work on this release has brought AVL much closer to MX in many ways and it is hoped that both projects will benefit from serving more Users across more niches, to be clear AV Linux MX-21 Edition is still an independent project and not an official MX Version.

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AV Linux MX-21 Multimedia Production Distro Released

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 15th of February 2022 08:06:57 PM.
  • AV Linux MX-21 Multimedia Production Distro Released

    The latest version of AV Linux MX is now available for download. AV Linux MX-21 Edition code-named “Consciousness” has been released based on MX-21 ‘Wildflower’ and Debian 11. AV Linux MX-21 is based on Linux kernel 5.15 LTS.

AV Linux MX-21 Released for All Your Audio/Video Production Need

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 21st of February 2022 09:58:57 PM.
  • AV Linux MX-21 Released for All Your Audio/Video Production Needs

    If you’re looking for a Linux distribution for audio/video production, AV Linux MX-21 might be your best option.

    Code-named, “Consciousness,” the latest release of AV Linux has become completely rebuilt, from the ground-up, which makes it the first iteration that wasn’t a respin of a previous release. Based on Debian 11, AV Linux MX-21 was built with the same tools used to build MX Linux and antiX.

    Because this new release is a complete rebuild, there is no way to upgrade from previous releases to MX-21. In other words, you’ll have to do a fresh install to gain the benefits of AV Linux MX-21.

    What are those benefits? First off, it ships with kernel 5.15 and a brand new Mesa graphics stack. The one caveat to those two changes, AV Linux no longer supports 32-bit architecture. As far as the kernel is concerned, the version in MX-21 is the Liquorix kernel, which is a high-performance kernel geared for streaming and ultra-low latency.

AV Linux MX-21 has arrived

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 23rd of February 2022 10:38:11 PM.
  • AV Linux MX-21 has arrived, and it's almost a multi-media creator dream come true | TechRepublic

    I must confess, I do love creating video and audio content. I’ve recorded thousands of videos over the years, hundreds of podcast episodes, ebooks and much more. I’ve experimented with different applications for different purposes. Eventually, I arrived at a collection of tools that best fit my needs. Some of those tools are open-source, while others are not. For example, I use Audacity for audio and Final Cut Pro X for video. Why do I not opt to go with an open-source video editor? Mostly because none of them have either reached a level of reliability or they don’t offer the features I need to create pro-level content.

BluePup coming to other distros

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 24th of February 2022 02:37:30 AM.

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