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AntiX 19.2

The antiX project has been around since 2007. It was originally built to provide a lightweight edition of Warren Woodford’s KDE-based MEPIS distro family, an unsung hero in the battle to make Linux user friendly. MEPIS is no more, but antiX,now based on Debian stable, lives on. Its focus is still the same: to keep things light and useable. You may have heard of MX Linux (master of Distrowatch’s ranking

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