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PCLinuxOS Magazine, June 2008 (Issue 22) is available to download. Some highlights include: What is root? Configuring a 5 Button Mouse Burn an ISO Disk Google Goodies And more...

PCLinuxOS Magazine, June 2008 (Issue 22) is available to download. Some highlights include: What is root? Configuring a 5 Button Mouse Burn an ISO Disk Google Goodies And more...

PCLinuxOS Magazine, June 2008 (Issue 22) is available to download. Some highlights include: What is root? Configuring a 5 Button Mouse Burn an ISO Disk Google Goodies And more...

PCLinuxOS Magazine, June 2008 (Issue 22) is available to download. Some highlights include: What is root? Configuring a 5 Button Mouse Burn an ISO Disk Google Goodies And more...

PCLinuxOS Magazine, May 2008 (Issue 21) is available to download. You can find it at the new PCLinuxOS Magazine website.

The latest issue of PCLinuxOS is out. 10 new articles on working with PCLinuxOS.

Vietnamese students learn how to use the GIMP wth PClinuxOS.

I really like OpenSUSE Linux, but the best distro is PCLinuxOS. If there was ever an OS that could help me 'throw Windows out the window,' this is it. Ive tried using Mac as an alternative to Windows, but I guess it just wasn't for me. At least Apple implores its users to 'Think Different,' Microsoft insists everyone 'be Genuine.' So what would be their catch-phrase be, 'Be Authentic?'

"Here is a little MiniMe 2008 (296mb) you can play with and customize the way you want. Comes with 2.6.22.15 kernel, Alsa 1.0.15 and a very basic KDE 3.5.8 desktop. This is a minimal LiveCD that is bootable, plus it can be installed. Add in your own background, window decoration, localizations, preferred applications and supporting libraries to fully trick out your desktop. In addition you can remaster your own custom version of PCLinuxOS..."

I’ve been using Ubuntu (or a derivative) for two years now. But then I noticed the new cool kid: PCLinuxOS. It naturally runs KDE, as opposed to being a derivative like Kubuntu. But then I started to notice PCLOS falls short in some areas where Kubuntu shines. So how does it all break down?

As other countries embrace free, open source software (like Austrian schools learning how to use OpenOffice), especially GNU/Linux distributions on the desktop as alternatives to Windows/Mac, the burning question is, how long before the USA catches on? That said, consider how 10th and 11th grade Vietnamese and foreign students are learning...

10th and 11th Grade high school students at the American International School in Saigon, Vietnam, are using PCLinuxOS in the classroom. They are even learning how to use the command line.