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UserAgentSwitcherXmlFileMX Linux Users Manual. MX 1. 5 Linux Users Manualv. HINTS Ctrl F search this Manual. Ctrl End goto Glossary. Ctrl Home return here. FEEDBACK Introduction. About MX Linux. MX Linux is a special version of anti. X developed in full collaboration with the MEPIS Community, using the best tools and talents from each distro and including work originally created by Warren Woodford for his MEPIS project. It is a midweight OS designed to combine an elegant and efficient desktop with simple configuration, high stability, solid performance and medium sized footprint. It deploys Xfce 4. Reset Windows Update Agent is designed to reset Windows Update, but it can also run diagnostics and fix other typically related issues with Winsock, registry and more. A communitybuilt site of hints and tips on using Apples new Mac OS X operating system. User Agent Switcher Xml File' title='User Agent Switcher Xml File' />Desktop Environment on top of a Debian Stable base ongoing backports to the Community Repos keep it current see the Community Repository page, and one click installation of many popular additional packages is available in the MX Package Installer. Although anti. X is its code parent, MX Linux comes with a distinct set of applications and procedures that in many instances differ completely. It relies on the excellent upstream work by Linux, Debian, and Xfce. It also incorporates the independent and innovative development products smxi and inxi. The following Development Team members devs AT mxlinux DOT org played a particularly significant role in the creation of MX Linux. Lead Developer anticapitalista. Primary CodersPackagers Adrian, Bit. Jam, kmathern, Stevo, timkb. Igo Primo Middle East Maps 2013'>Igo Primo Middle East Maps 2013. Project Manager jerry. Significant contributors chrispop. DolphinOracle, Eadwine Rose, fu sen, Gaer Boy, Ko, mpav, megatotoro, namida. CACHE/images/extensions/15/116715/1.8.6.1-rev1/images/8b4ae026-8b45-4598-90fb-9e3fb12a9e59/445d59b66a18f9ff2a1eb2c84067e7e0.jpg' alt='User Agent Switcher Xml File' title='User Agent Switcher Xml File' />Utopia, zeeone. Special thanks for strong ongoing support of this project go to the Mepis Community Packagers to video producers DolphinOracle and mpav to our volunteers, especially Gordon Cooper, mikeinsantarosa, Old Giza and v. Translators About this Manual. Figure 1 1 The needfor manuals xkcd. Ps3 Wireless Controller On Pc Usb Port'>Ps3 Wireless Controller On Pc Usb Port. This Users Manual is the product of large group of volunteers from the MX Linux community. Manual De Nutrologia. As such, it will inevitably contain errors and omissions, although we have worked hard to minimize them. Please send us corrections or suggestions using one of the methods listed at the beginning. Updates will occur online on a regular basis the backup copy on the hard drive usrlocalsharedocmxum. The Manual is designed to walk new users through the steps of obtaining a copy of MX Linux, installing it, configuring it to work with ones own hardware, and putting it to daily use. It aims to provide a readable general introduction, and purposely gives preference to graphical tools when available. For detailed or infrequent topics, the user should consult the Resources or post on the Forum. New users may find some of the terms used in this Manual to be unfamiliar or confusing. We have tried to limit the use of difficult terms and concepts, but some are simply unavoidable. The Glossary located at the end of the document provides definitions and comments that will help in getting through difficult passages. All content is 2. X Linux and released under GPLv. Citation should read MX Linux Community Documentation Project. Users Manual for MX Linux. System requirements. For an MX Linux system installed on a harddrive, you would normally need the following components. See also Live. Medium options in Section 6. A CDDVD drive and BIOS capable of booting from that drive, or a live USB and BIOS capable of booting from USB. A modern i. 48. 6 Intel or AMD processor. MB of RAM memory. GB free hard drive space. A Sound. Blaster, AC9. HDA compatible sound card. A CDDVD drive and BIOS capable of booting from that drive, or a live USB and BIOS capable of booting from USB. A modern i. 68. 6 Intel or AMD processor. GB of RAM memory or more. At least 1. 0 GB free hard drive space. A 3. D capable video card for 3. D desktop support. What kind of support is available for MX LinuxThe answer to this question depends on the type of support you mean. User based problems. A raft of support mechanisms exists for MX Linux, from documents and videos to forums and search engines. See the Community Support page for details. Hardware. Hardware is supported in the kernel, where continuous development goes on. Very new hardware may not yet be supported, and very old hardware, though still supported, may no longer be sufficient for the demands of the desktop and applications. Desktop. Xfce. 4 is a mature desktop that remains under development. The version shipped with MX Linux is considered stable important updates will be applied as they become available. Applications. Applications continue to be developed after the release of any version of MX Linux, meaning that the shipped versions will get older as time passes. This problem is addressed through a combination of sources Debian, individual Developers including MX Devs, and the Community Packaging Team. Security. Security updates from Debian will cover MX Linux users well into the foreseeable future. Bugs, issues and requests. Bugs are errors in a computer program or system that produce incorrect results or abnormal behavior. MX Linux defines issues as upstream bugs about which the Dev Team can do nothing. Finally, requests are additions requested by users, either as new applications or new features for existing applications. MX Linux deals with these in the following manner. All three of these are managed by means of the Tracker. Users should make a post in the Bugs and Request Forum, being careful to provide information about hardware, system, and error details. Devs as well as Community members will respond to those posts with questions, suggestions, etc. If Devs conclude that a legitimate bugissuerequest is involved, they create a new entry in Tracker. Users can consult Tracker to monitor progress on their post. Figure 1 2 Tracker Migration. Whenever possible, a migration path is provided with distribution upgrades i. The exception to this standard procedure arises when the Debian base changes. Debian Stable is a wonderful solid distribution that can be upgraded in place from version to version automatically as long as the Debian Stable repos are used exclusively. MX uses Debian Stable as a base, but updates a lot of the userland programs libraries, and backports newer programs from testing by building them against the Stable base. That gives a better user experience but interferes with Debians dist upgrade path. Our current choice to stick with sysvinit instead of going to full systemd also interferes with that path. So its a trade off better desktop user experience at the expense of having to do a quick fresh install which lets you save home if desired when the Debian base changes, typically every 2 3 years. Installation Introduction. An MX Linux Live. Medium USB or CD boots your computer without accessing the hard disk. It copies a virtual file system into RAM that acts as the center of a temporary operating system for the computer. When you end your Live session, everything about your computer is back to the way it was, unchanged contrast Section 6. This provides a number of benefits. It enables you to run MX Linux on your computer without installing it. It allows you to determine whether MX Linux is compatible with your hardware. It helps you to get a feel for how MX Linux works and to explore some of its features. You can decide whether MX Linux is what you want without permanently affecting your current system. Running from the Live. Medium also has some disadvantages if using a Live CD. Understanding Conformance Understanding WCAG 2. All WCAG 2. 0 Success Criteria are written as testable criteria for objectively determining if content satisfies them. Testing the Success Criteria would involve a combination of automated testing and human evaluation. The content should be tested by those who understand how people with different types of disabilities use the Web. Testing and testable in the context refer to functional testing, that is verifying that the content functions as expected, or in this case, that it satisfies the Success Criteria. Although content may satisfy all Success Criteria, the content may not always be usable by people with a wide variety of disabilities. Therefore, usability testing is recommended, in addition to the required functional testing. Usability testing aims to determine how well people can use the content for its intended purpose. It is recommended that users with disabilities be included in test groups when performing usability testing. What does conformance mean Conformance to a standard means that you meet or satisfy the requirements of the standard. In WCAG 2. 0 the requirements are the Success Criteria. To conform to WCAG 2. Success Criteria, that is, there is no content which violates the Success Criteria. Note This means that if there is no content to which a success criterion applies, the success criterion is satisfied. Most standards only have one level of conformance. In order to accommodate different situations that may require or allow greater levels of accessibility than others, WCAG 2. Success Criteria. Understanding Conformance Requirements. There are five requirements that must be met in order for content to be classified as conforming to WCAG 2. This section provides brief notes on those requirements. This section will be expanded over time to address questions that may arise or to provide new examples of ways to meet the different conformance requirements. Understanding Requirement 1. Conformance Level One of the following levels of conformance is met in full. Level A For Level A conformance the minimum level of conformance, the Web pagesatisfies all the Level A Success Criteria, or a conforming alternate version is provided. Level AA For Level AA conformance, the Web page satisfies all the Level A and Level AA Success Criteria, or a Level AA conforming alternate version is provided. Level AAA For Level AAA conformance, the Web page satisfies all the Level A, Level AA and Level AAA Success Criteria, or a Level AAA conforming alternate version is provided. Note 1. Although conformance can only be achieved at the stated levels, authors are encouraged to report in their claim any progress toward meeting success criteria from all levels beyond the achieved level of conformance. Note 2. It is not recommended that Level AAA conformance be required as a general policy for entire sites because it is not possible to satisfy all Level AAA Success Criteria for some content. The first requirement deals with the levels of conformance. It basically says that all information on a page conforms or has a conforming alternate version that is available from the page. The requirement also explains that no conformance is possible without at least satisfying all of the Level A Success Criteria. The note points out that authors are encouraged to go beyond conformance to a particular level and to complete, and report if they desire, any progress toward higher levels of conformance. See also Understanding Conforming Alternate Versions which includes techniques for providing Conforming Alternate Versions. Understanding Requirement 2. Full pages Conformance and conformance level is for full Web pages only, and cannot be achieved if part of a Web page is excluded. Note 1. For the purpose of determining conformance, alternatives to part of a pages content are considered part of the page when the alternatives can be obtained directly from the page, e. Note 2. Authors of Web pages that cannot conform due to content outside of the authors control may consider a Statement of Partial Conformance. This provision simply requires that the whole page conform. Statements about part of a page conforming cannot be made. Sometimes, supplemental information may be available from another page for information on a page. The longdesc attribute in HTML is an example. With longdesc, a long description of a graphic might be on a separate page that the user can jump to from the page with the graphic. This makes it clear that such content is considered part of the Web page, so that requirement 2 is satisfied for the combined set of Web pages considered as a single Web page. Alternatives can also be provided on the same page. For example creating an equivalent to a user interface control. Note 1. Because of conformance requirement 5, a whole page may conform even if parts of the page use non accessibility supported content technologies as long as they do not interfere with the rest of the page and all information and function is available elsewhere on or from the page. Note 2. It is possible to include non conforming content. See Understanding Conformance Requirement 5. Understanding Requirement 3. Complete processes When a Web page is one of a series of Web pages presenting a process i. Web pages in the process conform at the specified level or better. Conformance is not possible at a particular level if any page in the process does not conform at that level or better. Example An online store has a series of pages that are used to select and purchase products. All pages in the series from start to finish checkout conform in order for any page that is part of the process to conform. This provision prevents a Web page that is part of a larger process from being considered conforming if the process overall is not. This would prevent a shopping site from being classified as conforming if the checkout or other features of the site that are part of the shopping and buying process do not conform. Understanding Requirement 4. Only Accessibility Supported Ways of Using Technologies Only. Any information or functionality that is provided in a way that is not accessibility supported is also available in a way that is accessibility supported. See Understanding accessibility support. This conformance requirement is explained below under Understanding Accessibility Support. Understanding Requirement 5. Non Interference If. In addition, the Web page as a whole continues to meet the conformance requirements under each of the following conditions. In addition, the following success criteria apply to all content on the page, including content that is not otherwise relied upon to meet conformance, because failure to meet them could interfere with any use of the page 1. Audio Control,2. 1. No Keyboard Trap,2. Three Flashes or Below Threshold, and. Pause, Stop, Hide. This basically says that technologies that are not accessibility supported can be used, as long as all the information is also available using technologies that are accessibility supported and as long as the non accessibility supported material does not interfere. Technologies that are not accessibility supported can be used, or technologies that are accessibility supported can be used in a non conforming manner, as long as all the information is also available using technologies that are accessibility supported, in a manner that does conform, and as long as the non accessibility supported material does not interfere.