The Linux OS is somewhat different from other OS providers as it is quite intuitive and easy to navigate through. In addition, wide community forums and discussions allow the users to easily find online help regarding various questions.

with PCLinuxOS, you can run a number of applications simultaneously and seamlessly without latency or crushing. It further comes with a number of pre-installed and popular applications such as Chrome and Spotify, unlike with other OS's which require separate installations. It also has KOffice, a complete suite of daily productivity software. It is light and not resource intensive and can therefore be installed on a machine with considerably low specs. It is also free, unlike other licensed counterparts

As stated above the free software certainly has a very attractive price tag. It's not regularly used as an OS by the general public which tends to lend itself to hack prevention by default. It's not popular for the obvious reason as it's not preinstalled on computers. If people would try it out themselves they would come to find a very comfortable OS.