Category Archives: PostX Gnu/Linux status

PostX Gnu/Linux 0.8 released

PostX Gnu/Linux 0.8 has been released. The distribution is based on Debian 11 and is amd64.

Disclaimer: You use PostX Gnu/Linux at your own responsibility. The author of techtimejourney.net (JJ Posti) or any other party is not responsible if any kind of damage or harm will occur . NO WARRANTY is given and the user therefore agrees to use this software at his/hers own risk.

AMD status on Debian 11: Things got a lot better with AMD graphics cards on Debian 11. However, some issues still persist with newer cards when booting into a freshly installed system. For example, the dm (Lightdm) might not show up or things might not function at all on xserver. If you are in any doubt when it comes to your graphics card´s functionality, use something like Virtualbox with extension packages to experience the system.

Size of the image is about 1012mb.

PostX Gnu/Linux 0.8 download: https://techtimejourney.net/postx08_images/

Package repository: https://techtimejourney.net/postx08/

Sources repository: https://www.techtimejourney.net/postx08-sources/

Always backup your data before proceeding to installation.

Live environment: username: postx password: live

Lightdm is the display manager.
Openbox is the desktop. Right-Click menu is visible here.
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PostX Gnu/Linux delayed to December, new filemanager coming

I have decided to delay PostX Gnu/Linux release to be at the end of December. It´s better to tune the features to their peak rather than do a too early release. The previous having said, there is a new filemanager coming soon. This will likely be the default on the upcoming distribution release. Here is a development screenshot.

Spin FM dev screenshot.

Still in development quality code of Spin FM will be released during the next weekend.

New wallpaper added, PostX Gnu/Linux 0.8 coming in October

New wallpaper has been added:

https://www.techtimejourney.net/wp-content/gallery/new-gpl-gallery/lk2.png

PostX Gnu/Linux 0.8 will be coming in October. It will be based on Debian 11. Starting from 0.8 the plan is to make more regular releases and enhance the upgrade schedule. This means that release building will be more scripted and automated than before.