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The procedure for making an .iso reported here has been updated. See later topics such antix26xfce(consolekit), or antix26trinity.
Iāll take a look. I tried Mint+ XFCE and it worked great live, but wouldnāt install for some reason. On Kubuntu, I could watch a video for less than a minute before crashing. On Mint (without even installing it!), I watched for an hour with only tiny glitches every 4 - 5 minutes.
OK, try the Xfce iso.
The live usb has username demo password demo
I am not sure if antiX has a videoplayer installed ā¦you may have to install one⦠the password for root user is root in the live usb.
The live iso does not have persistence.
antiX has a small footprint ā¦it might perform better in your device.