Have a peak and see what you think. Ya won't regret it I promise http://www.pclinuxos.com/about/
PCLINUXOS
- Thread starter ShowMeRon
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Hi all
Actually I'll put in an Aussie plug for them, as I run 3 of them on two machines.
NLUUG deserve kudos for their Netherlands server - quite often I don't have to change mirrors from theirs to an Aussie one because it simply pumps out the downloads at a very comparable speed for my capability.
Cheers
Wizard
Actually I'll put in an Aussie plug for them, as I run 3 of them on two machines.
NLUUG deserve kudos for their Netherlands server - quite often I don't have to change mirrors from theirs to an Aussie one because it simply pumps out the downloads at a very comparable speed for my capability.
Cheers
Wizard
Eko_Anggoro7
New Member
Wow.
I was astonished
I was astonished
Bayou Bengal
Active Member
I actually tried PCLinux back in 2005 or 6. I had a friend that was a Linux user that talked me into trying Linux and PCLinux was the version he was using. I built a brand new box just for the Linux. It was fairly polished back then, but not like today's distro/distros. I just didn't have the time to spend on the learning curve back then.
I've been using it since the beginning and only went back to Mageia when I had some hardware incompatibility that needed newer drivers.
PCLinuxOS is far easier to install and use than most distros, but isn't dumbed down like Ubuntu and Mint.
I only use PCLinuxOS and Puppy Linux on all my personal and work computers, along with Windows 10.
I am active on the PCLOS forum and post there when I need answers or can help out a user.
LNXGUY
PCLinuxOS is far easier to install and use than most distros, but isn't dumbed down like Ubuntu and Mint.
I only use PCLinuxOS and Puppy Linux on all my personal and work computers, along with Windows 10.
I am active on the PCLOS forum and post there when I need answers or can help out a user.
LNXGUY
