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Both Mandrake and Suse have their own software to perform updates. Both distro's update with very minimal user interaction (the gui handles most of the work) and I hear Debian has a great update system but I have no personal experience with Debian.
Moved: More suitable in out Distribution forum where this question is asked all the time and we even have stickies to point members to sites and resources to help choose their distribution that's suitable for them.
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