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    Senpai Respin MX-RaspberryPI

    I have created a personal MX-Linux respin for the Pi with Fluxbox

    I have created a personal MX-Linux Respin for the Raspberry Pi with Fluxbox instead of Xfce, so that it can work on the Raspberry Pi-3, tested also on the 4, I don't have Pi-5 but as it has the same as the original it will work but faster... I have disabled the printer service because I don't think it is necessary for the Pi... And as file browser I have installed SpaceFM.
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    Bluebian

    A sleeker Raspbian

    Bluebian is an OS for the Raspberry Pi single board computer based off of Raspbian that is meant to provide a sleeker interface and less of the annoying software that comes prepackaged with Raspbian. User: pi Password: toor -- For the love of Chtulhu CHANGE THE PASSWORD WM: XFCE To expand the rootfs, change the settings easily, or change the CPU clock(Yes I know it is a setting) run raspi-config in the terminal. Please post reviews with feedback and suggestions.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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