MX Linux 25.3 Released: UI Facelifts, Lazytime Fstab Tuning, and siduction 7.X Kernels for the Anti-Systemd Cult
T oday we have a new release from a distro that has somehow managed to sit at the top of the popularity charts for years, fueled entirely by boomer sysadmins and anti-systemd cultists: MX Linux. The developers just officially dropped MX Linux 25.3 , pulling in the latest security fixes and updated firmware from its Debian base. If you are already running MX, don't panic—you don't need to do a clean install. Your regular package manager will pull everything in. But for those looking to flash a new ISO, these wizards actually introduced some interesting under-the-hood tweaks. Let’s see what changed while we were busy ignoring humanity. UI Facelifts and New In-House Utilities MX Linux is famous for its massive suite of custom tools, which usually look like they were designed during the early Bush administration. Version 25.3 finally gives a few of them a much-needed user interface facelift. Specifically, MX-Welcome , MX-Tools , and the custom-toolbox (the thing that manages Flu...