PCLOS updated report 2

ok I'm using an ISO entitled PCLinuxOS_no_TDE_remaster_5sept2015 I don't know who mastered it but so far, it's a good one. gphotoframe, was in one of the working reps so I tried it. you been having with synaptic? I'll be happy to help in any way I can Very charming and that would be lovely. Again, I don't know if it's your remaster, but I would like to try it if you can give me a DL link. Ok bugs: 1. Synaptic, not all the reps are working. So it can't dl some packages so the rep sets need updating. 2. Kipi plugins are not see by the "kde3" version of digikam and perhaps other kde3 versions of other softwares that use it. 3. When assigning an icon to say, a directory or app icon, if you backspace to delete a typo, the dialog crashes. Often taking the associated app with it (for example konqueror). 4. plugged in devices such as usb sticks don't always show up in kwikdisk. 5. During one test the netapplet asked for a root password but then rejected it. Never bothered to trace it since I wreaked the install during tests and reinstalled. 6. when using a settings tool like kcontrol. Once I apply a change, I need to close it up and reopen it to order to make further changes. This also happens when I right click on the taskbar to make changes there as well. Seems to be Trinity related. That's all I have for now. I'd like to know who's remaster this is for sure. Now that I'm into heavy testing (sounds pervy, sorry), I'd like to work / help with the author as much as me limited skills will allow. Perhaps learn much in the process, always a plus. I'm really looking for a none ubuntu (no offense) systemd free distro to replace me fav distro, who's last release was 2008. Tis a wee bit out of date but amazingly reliable, stable and configurable. I have it so customized it dances. Another things I can do without a problems is use /home/foo/setting as the user directory. Then I place other dirs in /home/foo such as /home/foo/User_Files, /foo/Multimedia. Doing this makes it easier to backup what would normally be splashed out within the user's dir. I have found it makes it easy for windows user and anyone in general to make backups easier. It also makes it easy for some delete happy people who are told not to touch that dir for any reason. I just reset paths for documents and deskop (which is now in user files) and we are good go do. Been using it for years. Never lost any data, even after HD failures. Cheers to all, Kate