Bento antiX x86_64 full

This edition has been rebuilt ton top of the Bento antiX x86_64 edition already available online, and comes with some additional packages. Also some applications have been replaced with some more often required and larger in size.

The download file is 1100 MB.
In this Bento antiX edition you will find the programs and features presented on the presentation page https://linuxvillage.org/en/blog/2022/01/14/bento-antix-x86_64 along with the following changes:

Applications

Atril replaces xpdf to display pdf files
File-roller replaces xarchiver to manage archives. It comes with p7zip and p7zip-full as dependancies
Firefox replaces Epiphany-browser and the packages firefox-l10n-xpi-en-gb et firefox-l10n-xpi-fr have been added for the locales.

/!\ Warning : Firefox is default configured to display the menus in English.
If you use another language in your system, it is necessary to reconfigure Firefox settings after having installed the system. A tutoriel is available here (To be done).

Geeqie replaces gpicview to display images and pictures

The following applications have been added:

Thunderbird for the messenging
Thunderbird-l10n-all for languages

Libreoffice 6.1.5 from the office suite, including:
libreoffice-calc
libreoffice-gtk3
libreoffice-writer
libreoffice-draw
libreoffice-impress

as well as the following language packages:

libreoffice-l10n-en-gb
libreoffice-l10n-fr

Also the following useful applications for current use have been installed:

pdfshuffler 1.4.2 to manipulate pdf files (add or remove pages, switch pages order, split or merge pdf’s).

To setup printing and scanning (the relevant drivers will still have to be installed according to each printer/scanner brand and model):

cups
printer-driver-cups-pdf
printer-driver-gutenprint
system-config-printer
system-config-printer-udev
sane
xsane
simple-scan

Galculator a scientific calculator
Gimp, for image editing and creation

Following programs have been added for more features:

Go-mtpfs and mtp-tools to allow easier access to the files in some Android smartphones;
Grub-customizer to customize or reinstall the bootloader;
gnome-system-tools to configure users and groups, time and date, and NFS and Samba shares;
Gnome Software, to seek for and install application software;
An additional firmware for Broadcom wifi cards: broadcom-sta-common;

Some fonts for the current use: