Thanks. A couple of times I have looked through and have been impressed but a number of the stuff I have already but I think I will have another look as I have not looked for a while lately.

Jason

glad sch is finished now for me. Cannot wait for collage:)

They have also got Linux software as well. Some of the programs I have never heard of, but well done PCA for thinking of us minority users.

I am just wondering the value of offering those programs though, because there are a couple of things that come to mind, firstly most distributions have lots of programs already in their repositories that are tailored for the particular distribution, Ubuntu has has over 30,000 packages, also they warn people against installing off the official repository because there is the security issue of installing programs from external sources, I am not accusing PCA of being insecure, but it is one of the strengths of Linux is that there is no need to install anything from outside.

I had a look though the list and most of the programs are already in the Ubuntu repository or the ones I haven't heard of have an equivalent program in the repository.

The Linux distributions is a really useful list, thanks for publishing them, hopefully it will give people an insight that there is more around than just Microsoft Windows.