Review of PCLinuxOS 2007 Test Release 4
I find it hard to explain why I love PClinuxOS as much as I do, especially considering the other day when I decided to drop into Ubuntu to perform some basic tasks. PCLinuxOS is an excellent release and PCLOS2007 is looking like a real contender for most usable Linux 2007. Let's see how test release 4 behaves.
I last visited PCLinuxOS when reviewing the beta 2 release in mid-March. This test 4 edition was released only a couple of days ago so it only seems right to give one of the most usable distros around another poke.
PCLinuxOS has always focused on giving a more complete out of the box experience while remaining true to offering an intuitive user experience; suitable for those who aren't confident in the Terminal.
Aesthetics
It's always been a handsome release and there's little to say once you've seen the screenshots:
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