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I decided to make a Markus computer entertainment episode about a Linux distro, which is to this day the most viewed page in DistroWatch - MX Linux!  This distro is based on Debian Linux "Stable" branch and is a collaborative effort from the antiX and former MEPIS Linux communities. The goal of the distro is to offer an elegant desktop experience with a minimal user-side configuration, which should also be as stable and performant as possible. The biggest quirk of the distro is the "Snapshot" function, which allows you to make an image of the active system, which you can put on the flash drive in addition to the removal of systemd, an initialization script. This distribution comes bundled with a lot of customization tools and Conky widget system, which allows you to customize the computer to your liking with as little effort as possible.

The twentieth Markus computer entertainment episode is special in more ways than one! In addition to the fact that it is the 20th episode, I used a new faster method for making this video - editing spilt into phases. This means that different parts of editing occoured in different phases. These phases are the following: Recording/Screen capture Creation of project files, removing unneeded filler+blurring (the longest phase) Beta version of the intro, remarks, overlays, 2D special effects 3D graphics Credits First render, video overview Addition of missing details/corrections of mistakes (e.g. wrong episode number, unblurred spots, text formatting issues, technical difficulties, etc.) Subtitles (If needed) Re-rendering I rendered this video using the DaVinci Resolve 18 software. Unlike other episodes, which I've edited with this program, this time I set the framerate to 30 fps (the other ones were rendered at 24 fps), so that the video would be as smooth as possible on 60 Hz display