[Edit: double post]

Hmm, hadn't thought of the Java/Actionscript end of things. How difficult then would it be to write a drive-by malware installer for Linux, using a combination of e.g. a Java applet and a privileg elevation vulnerability? (Or, since we're talking about single user distros, just a Java applet?) Re th...

Puppy 501 currently uses Flash 10.0. This version of Flash is afflicted with a HUGE security hole. An infected Flash applet can immediately compromise a machine with no user interaction at all. Since Puppy has root as the default login, it's possible to install keyloggers and all kinds of other nice...

It's well known that Puppy Linux is single-user, running as root by default. There's nothing really novel about this, when you think about it; Windows XP Home runs as admin by default as well. (Yeah, it does have the System user which is more powerful than admin, but so what?) However, one of the ma...

Ooh... Not good.

Is there a way to add a user and set up a login screen, and perhaps run system config stuff using sux? Or is Puppy simply not designed with anything like that in mind?

Hi folks... I've been looking for a while for a Linux distribution that isn't rubbish in one way or another, and Puppy looks like it might fit. However, I rather dislike the single-user thing. Are there any Puppy derivatives (other than Grafpup, which seems to be abandoned) that are multi-user?