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Why Install Linux on Your Mac? | |
| Subject: | Why I'd like to install Linux on a mac | |
| Date: | 2004-12-03 04:11:34 | |
| From: | gryp | |
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Response to: Why I'd like to install Linux on a mac
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| You can try to run debian/ppc from http://www.debian.org if NetBSD is not what you want. | ||
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Do you know if Debian can run on a G5? The G5 hardware expects its fans to be operated by the operating system, and the only distro I know of that advertises G5 compatibility is Yellow Dog. There's no info about this on debian.org or its mailing lists. Much as I like Debian - it's on my old Performa and an emulated Virtual PC box - I don't want to melt my G5 for it.
--Chris (invalidname)