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We manage to install MX Linux successfully without any modification on the drivers. After installation, we just need to add our desired software. The only concern is that MX Linux uses System V instead of Systemd. While MX uses init.d to kick start servcies, systemd was installed but disabled in the background. This cause confusion when we install some software packages. These software packages detects systemd was installed and configure the software services using systemd file. This scenario happened when we try to installed RealVNC server. There're workaround to resolved this issue. Preparing USB We download MX Linux iso image from the website . MX Linux is a variant of Debian. Once we downloaded the image, we burn the iso image to USB using Etcher. For those who need a tutorial for burning image to USB  please refer to the Ubuntu tutorial . Installing MX Linux Once we booted into the live image, we can test the OS without installing the system. To in...

Update: 3 Aug 2018 We have included additional systemd command and also command to install ssh in Fedora Install SSH on Ubuntu  We are using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Workstation, SSH was not installed by default.  Use the following command to install OpenSSH server: Update System We need to update the system before starting to install SSH server. use the command below: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade Install OpenSSH Server To install OpenSSH server use the command below: sudo apt install -y openssh-server Install SSH on Fedora Update System Before installation, perform a system update first: sudo dnf update Install OpenSSH Server To install OpenSSH server use the command below: sudo dnf install -y openssh-server Configure SSH with Systemd Check SSH Services To check if ssh daemon is running, use the command: sudo systemctl status sshd Starting SSH  To start the service use the command below: sudo systemct...