We are extremely pleased to announce the release of '''MX-15''' (codename ''Fusion'')
based on the reliable and stable Debian Jessie (8.2) with extra enhancements and up to date applications provided by our packaging team.

Just like MX-14, this release defaults to sysVinit (though systemd is available once installed).

Available in 32 and 64 bit.

The 32 bit version ships with 2 stable 3.16 Debian kernels (pae and non-pae), while
the 64 bit comes with the more recent kernel 4.2 Debian backports kernel to cater for newer hardware.

Both iso files weigh in at around 1GB in size.

*Download page (for torrents, mirror choices and pre-loaded media purchase):
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So what does it include?

Core

*Xfce 4.12
*Automatic enabling of Broadcom drivers b43 and b44
*UEFI installer (64bit, experimental)
*Details: type in terminal inxi -F

Advanced LiveUSB

*Run in Live mode in 10 languages
*Easy Live-remaster to make a custom LiveUSB
*Three forms of Live persistence
*Easy"frugal" install option
*Automatic check of all LiveUSB file systems for integrity

Properties

*Browser: Firefox 43.0
*Video Player: VLC 2.2.1-2
*Music Manager/Player: Clementine 1.2.3
*Email client: Thunderbird 38.4
*LibreOffice 4.3.3.2
*Expanded Settings Manager

One-click Extras with MX Package Installer

*Children: Preschool, Primary, etc.
*Graphics: Gimp, ImageMagik, Inkscape, etc.
*Network: Skype, Dropbox, etc.
*Office: GnuCash, Adobe Reader, Calibre, latest LibreOffice 5 etc.
*System: KDE, LXDE, MATE, etc.
*Audio: Audacity, DeaDBeeF, Pithos, etc.
*Video: DVDStyler, MPlayer, OpenShot, etc
*Kernel: Fallback Debian 3.16, latest Liquorix 4.3
*Development: deb packaging tools, git tools, QT5 Development Environment
*Games: PlayOnLinux, Steam, Supertux, Supertuxkart, etc
*Language: Localisation of applications such as firefox, thunderbird, libreoffice
*Miscellaneous: VirtualBox, GoogleEarth, Wine, java,

MX Original Apps

*Apt Notifier
*Boot Repair
*Broadcom Manager
*Check Apt GPG
*Codecs Installer
*Find Shares
*Flash Manager
*Package Installer
*Switch User
*User Manager
*Persistence/Remaster
*Create Live USB
*Sound Card

User Experience

*Stable
*Easy and flexible installation
*Excellent hardware recognition
*Configuration automatic for most users
*One-click change of panel orientation
*One-click enabling of Event sounds
*Important applications updated regularly by Community
*MX Tools dashboard for easy access to MX apps
*Localization for MX apps in many languages
*Great help through video set
*Full Users Manual onboard and online
*Excellent support on a friendly forum

Known issues

* There have been some problems reported with the 64-bit graphics driver with some Intel hardware (IvyBridge, Sandy Bridge, and Bay Trails). If you experience problems on one of these systems then we suggest you use the 32-bit version of MX-15 for now or try installing an earlier kernel (pre-4 releases). When the 64-bit graphics driver gets fixed will will issue an update. The"F6 Failsave" -->"safe video" options should get you working graphics without acceleration or high resolution.
*If for some inexplicable reason user wants to try out systemd as shown in the Advanced boot menu, you will need to remove rtkit while in sysvinit first, otherwise you will not get mouse/keyboard at systemd desktop. You will then need to set up systemd to work best with your hardware. MX devs strongly advise users to keep to the default sysVinit.
*On 32 bit iso, non-pae kernel version does not boot. A fix is on its way or boot using pae kernel, install and then use the non-pae kernel.

To install to usb in Windows, use Rufus not Unetbootin.

I would like to thank the antiX/MX development team for all their hard work in getting MX-15 released to such a high standard.
This also includes the translators and alpha/beta testers.


Enjoy!

anticapitalista, 24 December 2015, Thessaloniki.

Any changes since the rc2 deltas released a little while ago or is it better to start from scratch with the new iso in this thread?

I have both deltas (i386 & 64 Bit) just sitting ready to merge with rc1 isos I have on file. Just wondering?

I used rc2.
Still a couple boot errors.

If you just want to run it installed, then both RC1 and RC2 upgraded via the repos give you 99.8% of the final. If, however, you intend to run live/frugal then download the final.