AV Linux MX Edition comes with a high-performance Liquorix Kernel, the light, configurable Openbox Window Manager, and the efficient yet full-featured XFCE4 Desktop Environment geared towards multimedia creation.

In addition are a whole host of useful tools, including the venerable ‘MX-Tools’ paired with the convenience of the ‘AVL-MXE Assistant.’ This system is tuned out of the box for fast, low-latency Audio performance, seamless JACK/PulseAudio integration, and optional support for Windows Audio and Plugin applications through Wine-Staging. MX Linux currently recognizes MX Linux MX Edition. It utilizes its Build tools and Packaging but is not an official MX Linux product.

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