all of them    

if you want have special e17 modules, please tell

a nice theme https://github.com/circass/pisi-work/raw/master/e17-source/themes/ANKA-brotherhood.edj

anka E17 support:
https://github.com/pardus-anka/2013/tree/master/desktop/enlightenment

most addons on road 

The margin of Pclos over Mageia is very small.
There KDE implementation is slightly better.
And there implementation of the Control Center also.
Packages in the repo are packed with better support/details.
Examples:
You can install the latest VB with the 'Get Oracle VM Virtualbox' script and it does also installs the extension pack automatically with it.
Kdenlive automatically comes with the XVid4 .avi rendering option.
Of course there will there will be exceptions with respect to packages.
There reaction to problems here and here is outstanding compared to Mageia here.
There is still a problem with automatic resolution detection of my HP LP2475w monitor.
As that can be set manually, it's not a show stopper.

SolusOs: I miss KDE there and is still very young.
Chakra: My experience is that it's rather unstable with there packages and still very young.
Sabayon Linux: Uses Gentoo testing and how stable is that.

I never got that problem and you can also test there reaction to your problem.

I guess that is just what Pardus is for me, a show stopper. 

anglo, I'm surprised you haven't tried Snowflake.  It is Debian-based, maybe that is why, but it implements the I17 desktop. 

Still using Pardus, Pardus original on one partiton and Pardus Anka on another.

This is actually old news, going back half a decade. It is enlivened nowadays:
http://www.takvimhaber.com/haber/bilim-teknoloji/13122-linuxun-yayilmasini-kim-onledi.html

Turkish Antitrust Authority (Competition Board) is investigating Microsoft for using unfair competition tactics against Linux in Turkey (I am using broad legal terminology, mixing American & European legal terms).

The boss of the Turkish company "Gelecek A.S." ("(The) Future Inc.") has started the fight years ago. In the meantime, his company has died (dissolved & under liquidation), but the legal investigation against MS is going on.

Turkish Antitrust Authority is somewhat like a government agency, but also independent (like FDA, FCC, SEC, etc. in the U.S). It is one of the strongest governmental bodies in Turkey.

The funny thing is, current Turkish government (the prime minister, his cabinet, limited circle) is pro-Islam (actually, liberals / conservatives economy-wise, outright capitalists). Yet, there are more "pro-Islam"s in Turkey (but, not like those fundemantalists in Afghanistan). And, these side with the left-wing! Hence, Linux / free software is supported by these pro-Islams (mixed with Turkish ultra-nationalists, softer Kemalists, harder Marxists, all in a hub).

Let's see the outcome of this investigation. There is already a crack within the Turkish government as to "who is more Muslim, real Muslim and, who is more national?"

I hope Linux benefits from all this Babylonian Towerish atmosphere. God works in mysterious ways

Mmmm pues aquí una guía de instalación de NTOP

http://parduslife.wordpress.com/2012/09/20/instalar-ntop-en-pardus-2011-2-64-bits/

As far as I understand it , he has some others working with him on the original Solus o/s, I imagine that some will be helpingwith the new one  later.
anglo

What is VL-7

Hi Anglo, I installed LinuxLive USB Creator and I had same error to install Anka, but I have not been able to install other soft because my Memory USB had a very very unfortunate visit to washer machine  .....I mean, divice is damaged.

 Hola Yoyo ¿ya pudiste hacer la prueba con el otro programa?  

Is easy http://www.ozgurlukicin.org/forum/ajans/24896/?page=1

Adnan Özkan facebook's user said me it's posible install Pardus Anka through PenDrive, just need download this program:
http://ompldr.org/vZmI3cA/pardus%20usb%20maker.rar
 Once installed run it and convert ISO to bootable device. I not tested yet, but Adnan Özkan says working fine this way.