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I have had a lot of inquiries as to why PC/OS 2009v2 was changed from being PC/OS 2009.1. There are a few reasons why this was done. First, the point release was just a bug fix, no new functionality just a maintenance release but then we decided since this would be the last 32 bit release for 2009 lets make it a bang. Tons of new functionality, a rock solid release because on March 1st we start hammering away at PC/OS Open64. Another question was what about those with little screen real estate. I have a big monitor but some people dont. I purposely lower the resolution to 1024x768 on one monitor and 800x600 is achieved on my EeePC this way I can test for congestion. On 1024x768 everything fits snugly into place, on 800x600 you have to delete a few items from your taskbar. Overall the system is clean and this is what you can expect your system to look like upon boot.
That is with a 1024x768 resolution.
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