Thanks. Without Adobe Flash? That's a complete turn-off for me. It seems
that it's better keep Tiger on my PowerBook. :-(
On Tue, March 30, 2010 7:14 pm, Robert Chamberlain wrote:
> Hi Aris,
>
>
> forget about compiling things. It's all there ready for you to use!
> Firefox, etc, but please read t
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Aris Monazteriaz wrote:
> How usable is Debian on PowerBook G4? Can I install programs right away or
> I have to compile them myself? Can I install Firefox with Flash support?
> etc..
>
You don't have to but if you get the compiler flags right for your cpu
optimiz
Robert Chamberlain wrote:
Linux on the PPC seems to be just for
> people wanting to use old PPC computers for servers etc...
>
Have you priced out *new* PPC hardware lately? It's still more expensive
than most commodity x86-64 architecture gear.
-Gary
Hi Aris,
forget about compiling things. It's all there ready for you to use!
Firefox, etc, but please read the following for a full picture of my
impressions. (I sent the following message on this mailing list a
week or two ago):
I tried installing Debian Lenny onto my iBook G4 recently,
How usable is Debian on PowerBook G4? Can I install programs right away or
I have to compile them myself? Can I install Firefox with Flash support?
etc..
Thanks,
Aris
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> I finally found time to try your suggestion (which means I finally
> found time to backup my data and not create anything new for a while)
> but now it wants another library not listed in lenny. I may have to go
> with sid, or perhaps Xubuntu still it's built on sid but is a little
> more stab
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