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Interview With Lead Yoper Linux Developer

Bongoots writes "Andy Kissner from Linuxforums.org has just posted this: 'In the past few weeks, there has been a lot of hype and controversy surrounding Yoper, ranging from insults to ruthless Gentoo comparisons. I recently sat down with Andreas Girardet, who is a key developer for Yoper, to dispell all the rumors and discuss the direction in which the Yoper project is headed.' Click here to read the rest of the interview."

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  1. Thought Police. by starphish · · Score: 5, Funny

    "Right now I am with IBM, and in my spare time I work on Yoper."

    Watch out. IBM might own your thoughts. Make sure you don't think about Yoper at work.

    --
    Yeah, yeah, yeah. The story is a dupe, the topic is boring, the facts weren't checked. WE GET IT!!
  2. Re:I've been using it since v2 by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny
    the only thing it lacks is the number of contributers.. comon people.. get in while its hot.. add more brains to this project and make it what it should be.

    And a spell checker?

  3. Re:This guy rules by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny
    Well, at least we know he isn't some PR person faking being a dev.
    Rather, he's a Dev faking being a PR person
  4. Re:Slashdotted... by erikharrison · · Score: 4, Funny

    Yes, it's totally reasonable for someone to beef up a server in anticipation of a third party putting a link up on slashdot. This is because Yoper stands for I CAN SEE THE FUTURE AND ANTICIPATE THE ACTIONS OF ANONYMOUS THIRD PARTIES![*]

    *This acronym is not english of course.

  5. Re:but diden't I hear OSX was going to kill Linux? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny
    OUCH that's the last time I try to be funny!

    THANK GOD.

  6. Re:Oh well by koali · · Score: 2, Funny

    OT: You just made my day. There is a plethora of Linux 'redistros' in Spain, a lot of them based on Debian.

    Someone needs to invent Debian El Cid Campeador; bleeding edge Debian for Spaniards.

    (El Cid is a popular folk hero in Spain)