I have been having a play with Alexandre's latest release of his remaster. I have been one of Alexandre's fiercest critics, if not the fiercest. So I feel that I must give credit where credit is due. Alexandre, I love it. I particularly liked those beautiful colours that one can gaze at as the system boots up. I greatly appreciated the chance to stick with a classic menu. I even quite liked the desktop - and it was obviously amenable to change, which I also liked. The selection of icons both on the desktop and on the panel was great. I prefer to work without icons generally, but these I could live with. There was even an icon for KWrite. I almost felt that I had come home. Kudos. You have worked hard, and listened, and produced something lovely. I had a very unfortunate experience with PCLOS and its being a rolling distro. A pity, as there was a lot I liked about it. But I am not about to change to it again. Two very minor quibbles. 1st, a political point. Yes, I know that we eschew politics, but we may have the occasional Ulsterman (or woman) on this list. This is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The rest of the island of Ireland is Eire, as you correctly say. You refer in the time zones to "GB and Eire", so what happens to poor old Ulster, otherwise known as Northern Ireland? Did you forget it? Or have you got IRA leanings and are lumping it in with Eire?? ;-) The other quibble refers to the clock on the panel. It was insistent that the time in London was 2:15 a.m. when it was in fact 10:15 p.m., and would not allow me to reset it. I was able to reset the clock on the desktop via the PCLOS, but not the clock on the panel. Incidentally, the panel clock leads me to believe that you are in Canada, possibly Montréal. That would explain your French name, coupled with mother tongue standard English! Lisi