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Work on NSX v1 Lite has started!

A really nice way to gain points. But, how we wil be able to spend them?

And then, you have the whole customization there! Cool!

Really impressive! It looks like Windows 10, but better (and with mac os close buttons and without win32 apps, obviously) edit: i saw you added wine. fantastic!

When you want to turn off your computer, restart or log off in your LXDE session, you see a window like this, right? Well, it turns out that NSX v1, the new ubuntu-based distro i talked you guys about earlier, is going to have a lite version. As the standard v1 version is based on Ubuntu...

Whats added? - Replaced Ubuntu font with NSX font in the bar and some more parts - Security updates - Changed the login screen's font, image and logo Link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bQzywt72k-9uLjyIBj15_m72v2XkBnwT Edit: This build is Alpha 5, but next build will be Alpha 6

I heard out that Ubuntu 20.04 is going to support nvidia drivers by default, so, if you wait some days until Ubuntu 20.04 is released, it would be an amazing distro for a newbie, as its one of the most known distros out there.

Starting today, this will be the official thread for NSX and NSX-related things. For people that doesn't know what NSX is, this is a ubuntu-based linux distro, but with wine and more programs out of the box. Here i will upload my new distro if i release a build of NSX. Actually, we are on Alpha...

I use Pinguy Builder to make a iso for my new linux distro. I tested dist mode, and the installation program works. But with backup mode, it doesn't even start up. How i can make ubiquity work in backup mode?

Working on NSX v1!

Well, i use Windows 10, but it causes so much trouble, that i hate it. Im actually working on a windows 7 replacement for that. Talking about the question you asked here, a common example of a lightweight distro is Lubuntu, which still supports 32-bit hosts. There are much more light linux...

Hey guys, itsNestor05 here! I had so many problems with windows for all my life, so i decided to create my own distro based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, but customized, and with some programs out of the box, like Wine, Audacity, etc. Im been working in this distro for 5 months and a half (since December...