Saturday, 6 August 2011
PCLinuxOS 2011 - Linux Distro Reviews
Hi
Recently a friend from the USA urged me to try this latest Pclos distro, i did it thinking that i probably wouldnt have been impressed and would have uninstalled it after a week or two, how wrong i was. Ive been using windows since the days of windows95 , so had quite a good grip on how to keep a windows OS stable (although it has gotten easier to do) and running fast enough for my needs, so of course i was a bit hesitant about switching to linux and learning konsole commands ect, hence the reason i thought it would only remain on my PC for a short time. After install then installing a few packages from synaptic i started using Pclos for my day to day web browsing , which like a lot of users is looking at webpages and streaming video content, Pclos did this very well, each day i was liking it more and more , i have yet to find something that I could do on windows7 and am unable to on Pclos & i still cant, there seems to be software and apps in synaptic repo for everything i did on a windows platform. Not to mention the fact that it uses way less resources than windows, i would recommend this distro to anyone who is thinking about trying linux for the first time. Before i installed this i had only ever used Ubuntu for 1 week then my old laptop passed away, so i was/am a complete noob to linux and as i enjoy learning new things about computers i am enjoying learning about linux and how it works, it is now my default OS. In hindsight it really wasnt such a sharp learning curve if u wanna check it out go here for the KDE desktop & here for the LXDE version. i hope this post may encourage someone whose a noob to linux to try it out.
regards cirrus
Friday, 5 August 2011
Windows XP Pro SP3 July 11 (SATA) •BOOTABLE ISO•
Windows XP Professional SP3 Integrated (with SATA Drivers) July 2011
How To:
1. Burn this ISO Image (use low writing speed) to CD/DVD (via ImgBurn or Nero)
2. Boot from CD/DVD
3. Install
--==== NO Serial and activation needed ====--
Download (609.9Mb) http://tinyurl.com/3fzy6y9
Enjoy!
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