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I looked at this T2 distro a few years back, because it still had support for 32-bit PowerPC and Debian discontinued support for that with Debian Stretch (I bel
by aninteger 2y ago
I looked at this T2 distro a few years back, because it still had support for 32-bit PowerPC and Debian discontinued support for that with Debian Stretch (I believe Debian Jessie was the last one to support PowerPC). I was using a MacMini (with PowerPC) and didn't really enjoy compiling complex software on that machine as it only has 256 MB of ram and still used a spinning disk HDD (instead of a SSD). The hardware finally died a few years ago, but at that time I would only consider distros or versions of Unix with binary packages which left me with Debian and OpenBSD (and maybe NetBSD?).