The main, original reason of this creation is to archive this desktop environment (because I construct this from AntiX 21 and ROX requires old Python, upgrade the distro will break everything). Now I'm planning to build it to Debian 12 (with Runit). I know AntiX, MX Linux and Devuan are the trio that are Debian without SystemD.

Hey there, how are ya mate ? Still work as usual ?

Hi there ! Woof. I only have this after the vocal removal, that also not that clean instrumental either. Because this song is basically on vinyl records, even using that AI vocal remover, the noise the hiss the crack and the pops of the audio can't be removed completely, but can be reduced to some extent. I hope someone out there have the XML music sheet or something so we can play the instrumental on Musescore.

@@chase1504 ok! Thanks for answering.

Hey there ! Woof ! I have boot ReactOS before on old 64-bit hardware (Pentium E5500) but it failed. Redox OS and HelloSystem (FreeBSD based) also fall boot into this E5500. However, HelloSystem boots nicely on this laptop with Ryzen 5 5500u. This is the laptop I've used in this video. Edit : KolibriOS and Hailu OS boot successfully on E5500 and 5500u hardwares.

Да, эта песня из Северной Кореи.

Подвеска из кубического циркония.

Сейчас за эту песню могут и в каталажку уволочь.

IA POMNIY IO GOLOC C DETCTVO. IA IZ CCCR..CPACIBO VCPOMNILA LAZYRNOE DETCTVO PREKRACNI GOLOC PEVITCI NAPOMNIL VCIO

Да, мне нравится ее голос в песне "Пусть всегда будет солнце" (извините, я не знаю, как говорить по-русски, я должен использовать Google Translate, чтобы перевести на русский язык.)

Тогда голоса были один лучше другого, Ведищева, Бродская, Мондрус, Тамара была бесподобна ❤❤❤❤❤

Well, that's Fotor AI. At least it tried to make something I described to it. Have mercy to that AI for its efforts of making images. For the first statement, they can be call ethnic Koreans because they immigrate there in times when Korea is still in one piece. For the flag, I couldn't find Yanbian Autonomous Prefecture flag.

@@chase1504 you could have used the flag of China or the communist party flag.

@@chase1504 Dan Juga, Harusnya Presiden Mao Atau Ketua Mao, Bukan Mo (Mao Nama Orang/Presiden Pertama Tiongkok)

@@chase1504 I revisited this video now since I started using Bing Image Creator, and wow, less than a year has passed and the quality of AI images is substantially better. Do you remember the prompt you used for this image?

Oi oi mate, Ease off the flag from ye profile, and put the golden crown flag of Sarawak 👑

They're a youtube video somewhere where Poland People's Republic and Yugoslavia in one sport. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cZ1SUCpekyM.html

@@chase1504 nice

@La Table 55 Haha! I'm one of the poor souls that are required to use Windo$e at work. Never ever at home where there have been a variety of Linux distributions on my own machines over the years. Always will love a desktop that makes my life 'easier' rather than 'harder' :)

Hello there, an updated version of this anthem was already published a few moments ago.

you mean Iban? is the language of sarawak

Sarawak Language is Chinese, Malay, English, Iban Languages etc.

First answer : Star Linux (or any Linux, but I'm not sure) can install to a normal hard drive, SSD, USBs and even MicroSD card ! Hard drive and SSD mark as hd(xy) (x is drive sequence, for instance hda first followed by hdb if you have 2 hard drives; y is the partition sequence) while USBs (target USB, not installation USB) and MicroSD mark as sd(xy). I'm not sure because now I just install Linux in Virtualbox (because I got, like Ryzen 5 5500u laptop, 8 GB RAM). Second answer : If your second question meant by install it from USB (like install from CD-ROM like old days), that can be done by flashing (a way of software write-copy files to a medium other than discs) ISO file (operating system's image file in the form of ISO, some ISO can be flash to USB/MicroSD or CD/DVD hence the name ISOhybrid, some ISO allow only to burn to discs medium only) or IMG file (an USB/MicroSD equivalents to ISO) by flashing program like Rufus or BalenaEtcher or WinSetupFromUSB (if you prefer multi-boot many OSes) If your second question meant on "how to install Linux to an USB (target USB)", you just install it normal like how you install on hard drives/SSD. But from my experiences installing from an USB, USB interface is quite important. If your machine have USB 3.0 and your target USB also the same, use it. Like my situation, I had a 16 GB USB 3.0 pendrive but the computer that I use is only have USB 2.0 ports, so you might lost speed there but for average consumers, that didn't matters much. The thing that I get when installing distro (Debian or Ubuntu, I even have tried Manjaro, Fedora and FreeBSD) heavier than Openbox/Fluxbox or XFCE or LXDE or LXQT, my Linux always freezes and it annoys me. At last, I just buy that cheap 60 GB SATA SSD (which you know it's only SATA eMMC) and now everything works fine. For the Android MTP thingy, try to install PcManFM/PcManFM-Qt or Thunar and see whether they pick up Android device. For the network, use USB tethering. I have solution for internet issue (which the old computer didn't have wi-fi card) but I kinda forgot. You must edit network interfaces and put the network interface you use to allow-hotplug some sort (which I forgot, I'm sorry). But that's the answers I have. Quite long but happy Linux computing !

@@chase1504 How can I install star linux on my hard drive?

When you download the ISO (from SourceForge) and boot it from USB, there's a shortcut of installer on the desktop. I use XFCE desktop version of Star Linux before, it might be different from one desktop to another. (Tip : Use XFCE, the desktop you already know). But aware that Star Linux is based on Devuan (which Devuan is based on Debian), so the software inside Star Linux's repository is "old" (to Debian user's perspectives), like IceWM (a window manager) package is from 2018, the version 1.4.3.0-pre-something while latest like 2.1.2 (Debian 11) and 2.8.0 (Fedora 34) or 2.7.0 (OpenBSD 7.0).

@@chase1504 Can I burn iso into my hard drive?

@@atomic72 Why you want to burn the ISO to a hard drive ? You should burn it to a CD/DVD (old system) or an USB or MicroSD (new system). I heard about external hard drive being connected to through SATA-USB adapter but I didn't know anymore info about external hard drive.