PCLinuxOS Roll-Up Release: Another Linux installed on my new notebook
I happened across a new ISO image for the PCLinuxOS KDE desktop distribution this week.
PCLOS is a classic rolling-release Linux distribution, so this is just a "roll-up" release, pulling all of the updates since the last release together to make new installations easier, faster and more reliable.
Every time a new rolling release update is made we talk about those first two points, how it makes installation faster and easier, but I think my recent experience with two ASUS laptops shows that the last point can be important as well.
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