Linux Distro Test - PC/OS 2009v2a
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| Time to boot LiveCD: 55 seconds, Time to install: appox. 25 minutes, Time to
| HD boot: appox 45 seconds
| This is a very strange boot. It seemed to lag in the middle, but it did
| finish booting with a very nice desktop in the end. I like the way the menu
| is set up; lately, I've found that you have to drill down quite a ways for
| the menu items in some other XFCE distros, while this one seems to be clean,
| quick and better organized.
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http://linux-hardcore.com/index.php?topic=2043.msg12985#msg12985
Recent:
PC/OS 10, Open64 and more
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| We are hard at work for PC/OS 10, Open64 and PC/OpenSuite for Windows. There
| are no delays expected with PC/OpenSuite for Windows scheduled for an April
| 15th release. So far testing is going great and we are even considering a
| theme to replace the default Windows theme with ine that shows the PC/OS
| logo. We are working with an updated GUI for PC/OS 10 and Open64. Will it
| be the final? probably, but probably not.
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http://www.pc-os.org/2009/03/pcos-10-open64-and-more.html
PC/OS 2009v2a Released
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| PC/OS 2009v2a has been released for the general public. This release fixes
| many of the application stability issues that users had with PC/OS 2009v2.
| With this release we went ahead and and installed all updates so all security
| updates since PC/OS 2009v2 has been released have been applied. The changes
| to PC/OS 2009v2a application wise are common across all releases except one
| application inclusion and one removal.
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http://www.pc-os.org/2009/03/pcos-2009v2a-released.html
PC/OS 2009v2 released
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| Today, Thursday February 26 2009 we are happy to announce the general
| availability of PC/OS 2009v2. The new release also introduces the new PC/OS
| WebStation 1.0. PC/OS OpenDesktop 2009v2 and PC/OS OpenWorkstation 2009v2
| have been fully tested and ready for broad consumer adoption.
|
| Some of the changes include a slightly tweaked user interface and updated
| packages and all important security updates applied. Some of the updated
| packages are as follows.
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http://www.pc-os.org/2009/02/pcos-2009v2-released.html
Review: PC/OS OD 2009
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| So, that's PC/OS 2009. if you're not sick to death of Ubuntu spin-offs it's
| well worth a look, if only for its web-centric approach.
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http://reddevil62-techhead.blogspot.com/2008/12/review-pcos-od-2009.html
PC/OS: Insert CD, use desktop
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| PC/OS aims to be an easy-to-use Linux distribution right out of the box.
| Being Ubuntu-based, it has a head start on being user-friendly, but PC/OS
| goes above and beyond Ubuntu's measures to ensure ease of use by having
| common third-party non-GPL software included in the install.
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http://www.linux.com/feature/154652
PC/OS 2009 OpenWorkstation Review
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| There are quite a few Linux distributions out there that are geared towards
| the novice Linux user, but everyone is created a bit differently, whether its
| the packages that they include by default or the distribution as its base
| Linux can be configured to suit anyone's needs.
|
| [...]
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| If for some reason you want to say use a Windows software program in PC/OS,
| Wine is available. Wine is a program that lets you install a variety of
| Windows applications on your Linux machine without the need of having a
| Windows installation. As stated some programs work better than others so you
| would have to head on over to Wine's website for a list of supported
| applications. It is nice to see Wine included by default as installation
| might be cumbersome to a novice.
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http://gnuman.com/reviews/37-distros/118-pcos-2009-workstation.html
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