On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, Sriranga Veeraraghavan wrote:

I see this is happening already. For example, most commercial products
for Linux are RH 5.0 or newer. I think that the closer the LinuxPPC
distributions come to RH for x86 the easier it will be to attract
commercial software. In the transition from LinuxPPC R4 to LinuxPPC
R5, I think that the linuxppc.com guys did a pretty good job.

Note that LinuxPPC is not identical to RH 5.0 on ia32.

If you want a distro that's the most identical on al architectures (and
supports the most architectures), then you have to go for Debian. There's no
other distro that runs on all my boxes (m68k, AXP and PPC).

Greetings,

						Geert

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