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I noticed the speed chart comparison at http://www.yoper.com
where 22 Major Linux Distributions are speed compared.
Mandrake, Suse, Debian,Slackware10,etc.
Of the 22 compared, Yoper v2 was by far the fastest ...
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Fastest Linux OS in the World
I noticed the speed chart comparison at http://www.yoper.com
where 22 Major Linux Distributions are speed compared.
Mandrake, Suse, Debian,Slackware10,etc.
Of the 22 compared, Yoper v2 was by far the fastest in controlled
tests. Worth a look.
I downloaded it yesterday, and it is a screamer.
Would be efficient in a business cluster. Installed in 8 minutes.
Cheers from down under,
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is it easy to switch to, and does it use rpms for installs?
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Yoper
It is rpm based, uses Apt and Synaptic, and has very fast servers if
you plan on downloading. about 500 packages in the repository I think.
regards
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Looks like an interesting distro...I think I'll give it a try
Thanks for the link!
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Is this address correct
I can't get there 
- 07-13-2004 #6Linux User
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the address is correct, there is just accidentally a comma added. just go to
http://www.yoper.com
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sorry gentlemen for my mistypo on the URL
Sorry for the typo
http://www.yoper.com
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it's open,so we will give a try!
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