MX Linux 21 AHS: The Ultimate Solution for Modern Hardware Users
MX Linux 21, the ultimate Linux distribution, has now released its latest version, MX Linux 21 AHS. This advanced edition brings a whole new experience for users with modern hardware. No more compatibility issues or outdated graphics with the updated kernel and graphics stack. Let’s dive into the details of this release and discover its uniqueness.
What Sets MX Linux 21 AHS Apart?
For loyal MX Linux users, AHS stands for Advanced Hardware Support, which means only one thing – it’s designed to cater to modern hardware needs. With an updated kernel and graphics stack, users can expect nothing but smooth performance and functionality. However, if you do not require the latest graphics stack, there’s no need to switch to this version.
MX Linux 21 comes with Linux Kernel 5.14 and upgraded versions of Mesa, Vulkan, and XOrg. It’s highly recommended for users with modern graphics to switch to AHS and ensure seamless compatibility and optimal performance.
Moreover, MX Linux 21 AHS features the Xfce desktop environment by default, though users can choose other environments after installation. With significant improvements in the Xfce desktop environment, users will surely enjoy a smoother experience with MX Linux 21.
How to Get MX Linux 21 AHS?
If you already have MX Linux 21, you can easily enable the AHS repo and upgrade to the latest packages to enjoy an improved experience. The steps are simple – enable the repo, update, and get the latest packages seamlessly.
But if you don’t have MX Linux 21, there’s no need to worry. You can download the MX Linux 21 AHS ISO directly or choose the torrent files for a fresh installation and get the updated Linux Kernel 5.14 and graphics stack.
Ready for MX Linux 21 AHS?
So, which option are you going to choose? Are you going to update your existing MX Linux 21 or perform a fresh installation? Let us know in the comments down below. For more information, check out the official announcement by MX Linux. And as always, stay tuned to It’s FOSS for the latest updates and news from the open-source world.
