After an extended RC1 period and a few hiccups with our main server we’re finally happy to announce the immediate availability of Yoper Linux 2010. The RC2 feedback was a big thumps up from all sides. So what’s in it? A well tuned 2.6.33 kernel with focus on desktop interactivity and rich driver functionality. For
Moin, its done! Second release of Yoper in 2010 with KDE 4.4.5 and many Updates available. When Tobias is back we make a full Release Announcment. greets from Black Forrest Arnulf
Changing into 2nd gear, rpm5 almost ready to use here The update to rpm5 looks promising . With plenty of help and guidance from jbj over @ http://rpm5.org/ as well as Anders F Björklund we now got an rpm5 version that will allow us a rather smooth transition period. I’ve got a working rpm5 version now that is almost
Lighttpd has served us well here in the past, but over the last couple of weeks it became obvious after some Linux distribution comparison that despite tuning and tweaking it is just not up to the task. We’ve finally switched to nginx and I think the results speak for themself . Enjoy a smoother and
After more than a year of silence on the frontpage, it is more than time to provide a couple of updates. The current efforts are focused on getting Ubuild work for multiple architectures as well as multiple distributions. While both of these ideas were clear from the outset, a simple but major road block was that Yoper
