“My journey with Linux, since 2003, has been a roller-coaster
ride with its fair share of bumps. But I have finally settled down
with one of the best distros around, Yoper, which stands out for
features like usability, available packages, hardware detection,
and support.“Yoper installs from a single CD. The Yoper core is built around
kernel 2.6, Xfree86 4.4.0, KDE 3.3, and the Reiser4 filesystem.
During installation Yoper detected nearly all my hardware
perfectly; the lone exception was my Canon i255 printer, which I
have not been able to get to work with any Linux distro…”
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