Author: JT Smith
Oreilly.linux.com has an article on installing Linux on a Mac G4: “What was once a Unix-geeks operating system
is now drawing attention from people in all corners of computing: from those
developing massively parallel computing architectures at universities to senior
citizens at home wanting to get a handle on this Internet revolution. Among this
diversity I’ve noticed that a noteworthy segment of users are attempting to install
LinuxPPC 2000 on their PowerPC G4s. Because I happen to share the opinion
that the G4 hardware is very appealing, I’m going to describe in laymen’s terms
how to perform a LinuxPPC installation on a Macintosh PowerPC G4.”
is now drawing attention from people in all corners of computing: from those
developing massively parallel computing architectures at universities to senior
citizens at home wanting to get a handle on this Internet revolution. Among this
diversity I’ve noticed that a noteworthy segment of users are attempting to install
LinuxPPC 2000 on their PowerPC G4s. Because I happen to share the opinion
that the G4 hardware is very appealing, I’m going to describe in laymen’s terms
how to perform a LinuxPPC installation on a Macintosh PowerPC G4.”
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