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A post from the PCLinuxOS Twitter account suggests the project is
going to be doing some cleaning of its software repositories this year. PCLinuxOS is a rolling release distribution, but tends to be conservative when it comes to swapping out packages and changing the user interface.
The project's post reads, "Things going away in 2017: Legacy GRUB,
Legacy GDM and KDE4." At the time of writing, PCLinuxOS already has
KDE's Plasma 5.8 desktop available as a session option and GRUB2
(the replacement for GRUB Legacy) has been available to PCLinuxOS
users for over a year.
Hi fellow users of the Mandrake/Mandriva forks,
Found the following this AM in current Distrowatch weekly.
A post from the PCLinuxOS Twitter account suggests the project is
going to be doing some cleaning of its software repositories this
year. PCLinuxOS is a rolling release distribution, but tends to be
conservative when it comes to swapping out packages and changing the
user interface. The project's post reads, "Things going away in 2017:
Legacy GRUB, Legacy GDM and KDE4." At the time of writing, PCLinuxOS
already has KDE's Plasma 5.8 desktop available as a session option
and GRUB2 (the replacement for GRUB Legacy) has been available to
PCLinuxOS users for over a year.
I thought you guys might like to know about this. Everyone knows I
prefer to use KDE's Plasma 4.14.18 if you have been reading
these posts.
bliss "running fast and light" on PCLinuxOS-2016.03 GNU-Linux
4.9.4-pclos1 x86_64
I've set the follow-up to the PCLOS and Mandriva groups, because the Mandrake group has been dead in the water for many, many years already.
;)
On Monday 23 January 2017 19:38, Bobbie Sellers conveyed the following
to alt.os.linux.mandrake...
Hi fellow users of the Mandrake/Mandriva forks,
Found the following this AM in current Distrowatch weekly.
A post from the PCLinuxOS Twitter account suggests the project is
going to be doing some cleaning of its software repositories this
year. PCLinuxOS is a rolling release distribution, but tends to be
conservative when it comes to swapping out packages and changing the
user interface. The project's post reads, "Things going away in 2017:
Legacy GRUB, Legacy GDM and KDE4." At the time of writing, PCLinuxOS
already has KDE's Plasma 5.8 desktop available as a session option
and GRUB2 (the replacement for GRUB Legacy) has been available to
PCLinuxOS users for over a year.
I thought you guys might like to know about this. Everyone knows I
prefer to use KDE's Plasma 4.14.18 if you have been reading
these posts.
bliss "running fast and light" on PCLinuxOS-2016.03 GNU-Linux
4.9.4-pclos1 x86_64
I'm still running (64-bit) PCLinuxOS 2014.04 here, with KDE Plasma
4.14.18. ;)
--
= Aragorn =
Aragorn <thorongil@telenet.be> Wrote in message:
I've set the follow-up to the PCLOS and Mandriva groups, because the
Mandrake group has been dead in the water for many, many years
already. ;)
[...]
I'm still running (64-bit) PCLinuxOS 2014.04 here, with KDE Plasma
4.14.18. ;)
I have just downloaded the "community" Xfce edition of
PCLinuxOS-2016.07. It has a well-chosen selection of tools
and applications.