MX Linux 21 XFCE: Set Up & Customization [step by step]

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In this video, I'll walk you through how to configure MX Linux 21 XFCE so that it is runs effortlessly and secure. This comprehensive guide is beginner friendly and also covers most of what you'll need to know to be able to effectively secure and easily manage and maintain your MX Linux system. __________________ ►► TIMECODES ► 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:00 Edit the Terminal preferences 00:01:51 Run the updates 00:04:44 Intro to MX Tools 00:05:54 Install the NVidia driver 00:12:00 Edit the NVIDIA X Server settings 00:18:34 Run applications using the NVidia GPU (in a hybrid system) 00:21:02 Install extra media codecs 00:22:18 Edit/change the Conky ► 00:26:25 Edit the panel 00:29:01 Change the theme 00:31:01 Using the Compositor to eliminate screen-tearing 00:32:29 Scaling your monitor displays 00:33:48 Turn off single-click 00:34:06 Edit password preferences ► 00:35:07 Open the Settings Manager 00:35:35 Turn off the Clipboard manager 00:36:44 Change desktop wallpapers 00:37:53 Show/hide desktop icons 00:39:03 Edit notification settings 00:39:53 Create window tiling keyboard shortcuts 00:43:20 Turn off window wrapping across workspaces 00:44:37 Create DNS network connections 00:53:55 The bluetooth manager 00:54:20 Create keyboard shortcuts to launch apps 00:56:32 Edit the mouse, touchpad & cursor settings 00:57:39 Edit the Power Manager 01:01:06 The Printer settings 01:01:41 Enable the Firewall 01:03:47 Add adblock entries into /etc/hosts file ► 01:04:51 Edit the Thunar file browser settings 01:07:28 Create system folders for AppImages, icons & wallpapers 01:09:58 Transfer system folder permissions from root to user 01:14:20 Download/install AppImageLauncher 01:18:10 Edit boot options to boot into systemD 01:21:30 Configure AppImageLauncher 01:22:23 AppImageLauncher demo 01:25:41 Install Firejail, Firejail Profiles & FireTools 01:27:28 How to sandbox apps using Firejail 01:30:41 How to sandbox AppImages using Firejail 01:32:01 Install Redshift for night-time computer use 01:35:09 Install Geoclue to give Redshift location info 01:36:38 Install Gnome Disk Utility for auto-mounting extra hard-drives ► 01:41:45 Quick clean up 01:43:11 Clean system with MX Cleaner 01:43:46 Install Stacer 01:44:57 Using Stacer to clean system 01:46:06 Create a snapshot using MX Snapshot 01:50:16 Setup Timeshift 01:51:54 Create a system snapshot using Timeshift 01:53:01 Set up Timeshift auto-snaps 01:55:29 Outro ________________ ►► CONNECT ⟡ Support my work ☞ https://www.patreon.com/StaempunkTV ⟡ Buy Me a Coffee ☞ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/StaempunkTV ⟡ Tweets ☞ https://twitter.com/staempunk ⟡ Instagram ☞ https://www.instagram.com/staempunktv ⟡ My music creations ☞ https://soundcloud.com/staempunk ⟡ Odysee ☞ https://odysee.com/@StaempunkTV ⟡ Vlog channel ☞ https://www.youtube.com/@Staempunk ___________________ ►► CORRESPONDENCE ☞ Stæmpunk TV PO Box 211 Rushworth, VIC 3612 Australia ___________________ ►► MUSIC Song: Hydroxica Album: Insomnia Performed by: Streambeats by Harris Heller Written by: Senpai Records Song: Bonsai Album: Insomnia Performed by: Streambeats by Harris Heller Written by: Senpai Records ____________ ►► DISCLAIMER STÆMPUNK TV thoroughly tests & seeks out any potential issues with apps that are used in a walkthrough. Please be aware that installing applications from outside the MX Repositories could lead to potential instability of your MX Linux system. Only install applications that you are sure work well and are free from problems and issues. This page is for enterntainment purposes only. STÆMPUNK TV takes no responsibility for broken systems or loss of data. All rights reserved. Staempunk TV linux beginner to intermediate how-to videos. #linux #MXLinux #Staempunk