The PCLinuxOS Team has released a PCLinuxOS version with LXDE as the default Desktop, called PCLXDE:
PCLXDE 2009.4 is a minimal self-booting/installable Linux Live CD that features the LXDE desktop environment along with a small suite of lightweight applications designed for use on low end computer systems. It is small, fast and fun. Designed for P III or better. Does not work on K6/2 processors. But wait there’s more!
Features include
Midori – Web Browser with Flash and Multimedia playback
Abiword -Word Processor (Get Open Office available after hd install)
ePDFView – PDF Viewer
Leafpad -Tex Editor.
Transmission – Bittorrent Client
Emesene – Instant Messenger
XChat – IRC Client
Sylpheed – Email and News Reader
GRDC – Remote Desktop Client
GPicView – Graphic Viewer
MTPaint – Graphic Drawing Client
Alsaplayer – Music Player
Mplayer – Video Player
PCMan – File Manager
Simple Backup – Backup Software
Xfburn – CD/DVD Burning Software
Gnome PPP – Dial up Client
File Roller – Archiving Software
PCLinuxOS Control Center – Adminstration Tool
LXDECC – LXDE Control Center (provided by Lord UnR34l)
AddLocale – Convert LXDE into your language
XPat2 – Card Playing Suite
Tiwtux – Twitter Client
Grsync – Graphical Rsync Client
Virtualbox Additions addedand much more all fitted into a 300 mb Live CD for fast downloading and installation. Not not only that but an additional 11,000 programs available after hard drive install through the Synaptic Software Manager!
md5sum c719f78186b13236d2698107f32e8f7d pclinuxos-lxde-2009.4.isoPCLXDE is another MyPCLinuxOS community project. PCLXDE project headed by Neal Brooks.
Source: http://www.pclinuxos.com/
2 responses to “PCLXDE”
Absolutely superb! It has NONE of the annoying, persistent bugs that I found in every ‘buntu variant with LXDE that I’ve ever tried. Light and speedy, but beautiful and powerful. Simply the best implementation of LXDE I have ever seen!
I want to have a look at it! What is the LXDECC – LXDE Control Center (provided by Lord UnR34l) and the AddLocale to convert LXDE into your language? Some own developments it seems.