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Stephen Robert Norris wrote:
> 
> Actually, Linux had an Alpha port first, then, IIRC a 680x0, _then_ a SPARC
> port, then PPC...
>
Oops, sorry, no hint on that on their pages...BTW, are they keeping one
tree (like NetBSD) or are they keeping different distributions for each
box?

The NetBSD SPARC port is impressing, it runs SunOS 4.1 stuff and
emulates some Solaris also. Since we canīt beat them...I guess we will
some day copy most of their stuff.

Pedro. 

>         Stephen
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