Has anyone had experience running either of these? They both look interesting, but I dont want to waste my time if they are not polished enough for desktop usage. The main thing im looking for is ease of packege management. any help would be apreciated.

"Yoper & Onebase
Has anyone had experience running either of these?"

I used Yoper for a while about a year ago and triple booted it with SuSE and freeBSD. At the time all updates to Yoper had to be compiled. Now DistroWatch says that Yoper uses rpm and does not mention any higher level package manager. Yoper was OK but at the time it was still trying to catch up to the older distributions.

http://www.distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=yoper

I have never used OneBase.

http://www.distrowatch.com/table.php...bution=onebase

" It uses its in-house versatile technology called Onebase Linux Management (OLM) for installing and managing software."
I could not find whether OLM is rpm based or Debian based.


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Steve Stites

cool thanx

Yoper has been hugely enhanced since you have tried it. If you visit our homepages you will see that we use synaptic as a higher level system and apt in the background. The new release allows also non destructive partition resizing and comes with kde-3.3.0. This new release 2.1 is planned for the 25th of August.

Try it out. Yoper is seriously fast.

Search google for "Fastest linux" and you see.

sweet thanx