MX Linux 25 has been released, based on Debian GNU/Linux 13 and MX repositories, offering a smooth transition to systemd for long-time users familiar with SysVinit options. The desktop experience has seen significant improvements, particularly in Xfce, which now handles its 4.20 version smoothly, and Fluxbox remains a solid choice for live systems with sysVinit support. This release also includes various tool updates, bug fixes, and code optimizations, such as the ability to control zram swap devices and a visual refresh of artwork across all desktop environments. The installer has been updated to include an option that allows users to replace an existing Linux system while keeping their home folders safe.

The first release candidate for MX Linux 25, built from Debian GNU/Linux 13 (Trixie) and MX repositories, has been released for testing purposes. The RC1 version includes several major changes, such as the inclusion of systemd-cryptsetup on systemd ISOs and a workaround for a GRUB display problem affecting older Intel graphics hardware. In preparation for the upcoming official release, MX Linux will discontinue 32-bit ISO images due to Debian's decision to drop 32-bit kernels from their maintained packages, but existing users of MX-23 will continue to receive security updates until June 2028. Users can download various versions of RC1, including Xfce, KDE/plasma, and Fluxbox releases with systemd or sysvinit variants, for testing purposes.

MX Linux has released the MX-25 "Infinity" beta 1, built from Debian 13, which combines elegant desktops with high stability and performance. This release includes various updates, such as Qt6 migration for MX Tools, new deb822 format support, and improvements to the installer, including UEFI Secure Boot support. Users can test the beta 1 and provide feedback on areas like the installer and MX tools, particularly for popular app entries in MX Package Installer.

MX Linux 23.6 has been released, incorporating bug fixes, kernel updates, and application enhancements. The update encompasses enhancements from the Debian and MX repositories, core packages for Xfce 4.20, advancements in the MX Package Installer, and refined management of privilege prompts. The release incorporates updates addressing modifications to the Xfce desktop, wallpaper configuration, and the "preserve home" mode within the installer. The MX "test" repository has been updated to include various new applications, and all kernel updates are now accessible. The MX Raspberry Pi Respin has been enhanced with the most recent packages from the MX and RPiOS repositories.

MX Linux 23.5 has been released and represents the fifth update of the MX-23 release, incorporating bug fixes, kernel updates, and application enhancements. The update encompasses information on Xfce 4.20 from the main repositories, the Debian GNU/Linux 12.9 (Bookworm) base, enhancements in the MX Packageinstaller user interface, additional warnings for live systems, and more features.

The release features updated Xfce, KDE, and Fluxbox ISOs, now utilizing the latest 6.1.123 kernel. Additionally, the MX Raspberry Pi Respin has been refreshed with the most recent packages from the MX and RPiOS repositories.

MX Linux 23.4 "Libretto" is the fourth upgrade to the MX-23 release and includes bug fixes, kernel changes, and application updates. It includes upgrades to the Debian 12.7 "bookworm" base, Xfce 4.18 core packages, MX Packageinstaller, MX-usb-unmounter, pipewire-setup-mx, MX Tweak, AHS users, fluxbox iso, job-scheduler, mxfb-quickshot_delay script, and many more programs.

The release also includes kernel upgrades for normal Xfce, KDE, and fluxbox ISOs, as well as the MX Raspberry Pi Respin, which contains the most recent packages from the MX and RPiOS repositories.

MX Linux 23.3, which is based on Debian GNU/Linux 12.5, has been released. It offers "build-essential" packages on ISO for users who want to compile drivers offline. The OEM mode of the installer allows customers to choose a system language before proceeding with installation. Pipewire 1.0 is available in the test repository. The documentation has been updated and separated into language-specific bundles. The MX Locale tool removes all manual packages except the default system language. Systemd works on live systems.

The first refresh release of MX Linux 23 based on Debian 12.2 is now available

Dolphin Oracle has announced the release of MX Linux 23.

Dolphin Oracle has announced the release candidate of MX Linux 23 for testing.

Dolphin Oracle has announced the release of the second beta version of MX Linux 23.

Dolphin Oracle has announced the release of the first beta version of MX Linux 23.

MX Linux 21.2.1 has been released.

The second refresh of MX Linux 21 based on Debian 11.4 Bullseye is now available.

The first refresh of MX Linux 21 based on Debian 11.3 is now available.

A MX Linux 21 AHS (Advanced Hardware Support) iso image with Kernel 5.14 and updated mesa, xorg, and vulkan drivers has been released.

The final version of MX Linux 21 has been released.

The release candidate for MX Linux 21 has been released for testing. The new version based on Debian GNU/Linux 11 Bullseye.

The second beta of MX Linux 21 has been released for testing. The new version based on Debian GNU/Linux 11 Bullseye.