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I've just started running Ubuntu on my old iBook, and want to keep seeing it develop.ĮuroCity - My PPC computers are an iBook G4 (1.42 GHz), a Power Mac G4 (upgraded to 1 GHz) and an iMac G3 (upgraded to 500 MHz): all work very well with Ubuntu (and Mac OS X, of course). Please keep PowerPC supported!ĬafePinay - Please continue support for PPC.

alphasubzero949 - I have two older 'books running Ubuntu.

Ccinope - I use the PPC platform and would very much appreciate Ubuntu PPC being kept in active development.

ScottM - Powermac G5 dual 2Ghz is my main and only machine.

Ali - Please don't drop support for PPC/PPC64.

Nothing nicer than a recent ubuntu install on a pismo! MicroJackson - Please keep the PPC rocking.

Timbobsteve - Please don't drop support for PPC, my ibook loves Ubuntu!.

suribe - "Linux for human beings that use i386, amd86 or sparc, but not powerPC"? I prefer "Linux for human beings".

Come on, Canonical, don't lose a fiercely loyal user base! SaulPerdomo - Guatemala - PowerBook G4 - PPC users may not be numerous, but we sure are cooperative and active in the community. Please do not flood this page with long posts/opinions. NOTE: there is already a large forum topic created under the PPC forums for commenting. We are trying to be proactive in displaying our support for the PPC architecture, so don't bash or threaten or give ultimatums.

This page hopes to create awareness within the Ubuntu community about this issue and serve as a place for PowerPC and users of all architectures that are against this decision to voice their opinions. PowerPC becomes a community supported platform (like PA-RISC and Itanium).

PowerPC becomes a 'supported on the server only' platform (like Sparc).PowerPC remains a fully supported platform.The plan propose three implementations plans : Canonical is taking stock at its process and looking to drop full support for the powerpc release and make it a community supported platform. As many PowerPC architecture owners have come to realise, the future of Ubuntu PowerPC support is in jeopardy.