fedora 13 alpha no ppc

[axet]

still no ppc.

are you sure here is no "news" about it?

[smr54]

I don't know if this is the best place to check. A quick google shows http://jwboyer.livejournal.com/33999.html

which doesn't give much help either.

[axet]

seems it dead.

do you know anyother distro with ppc support?

look on www.distrowatch.com

[axet]

thank you for link. too much to look.


can you suggest one for me by following criteria?

- same way package managment as in fedora

what do i mean by that? i like how fedora put all scripts into rpm and do not allow to change it. fedora allow only to change /etc configs, but not a script. i love how fedora manage librarys, and packages.

so, as i know, by this criteria will fall:
- gento
- ubutnu
- freebsd

any other distro can mach/not mach?

[Wayne]

Why should the people here do your work for you? You've been given a link to Distrowatch, now go find a distro that suits you.

[axet]

i ask for your experince, not for your work.

Originally Posted by Demz

look on www.distrowatch.com

Originally Posted by axet

i ask for your experince, not for your work.

give that link ago mate. we are here to help others with problems of there current OS or a Fedora rawhide OS. you do your own searching unless you wanna pay us real money to do it for you

[axet]

Anyone how want money send me private message, do not spam thread. Anyone who want share his/her own experience please help me here.

[AdamW]

Fedora still supports PPC as a secondary arch. The Fedora devs interested in PPC would like to get an Alpha build out, but haven't been able to yet. They're certainly aiming to get at least an F13 final build out.

if i recall Leigh posted link for him in a previous post about this in a different thread

[bob]

In other words, as Adam has said, this is just an Alpha and there's only limited release versions at this time. PPC will be there for 'final', I'm sure, and hopefully for Beta, but we need to be patient.

As to the Distrowatch comments, if you're interested in Fedora, you're looking for cutting-edge software. Going to some other distro will probably be a step backward from F12, so why bother?

[walkandfish]

As of 15 April, I can not find fedora 13 Beta for ppc .. Any guidance from anyone?

[AdamW]

pretty much the same as my previous comment. I'd recommend you follow the PPC list:

http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/fedora-ppc

it's pretty quiet at present, though