This page provides a list of Linux PowerPC distributions and the hardware that work for them. Both 32-bit PowerPC and 64-bit PowerPC distributions were mentioned.
If you have an old PowerPC-based Mac that's not fast enough to run Mac OS X at satisfactory speed, you might want to install Linux to it.
Although Power Mac (formally Power Macintosh) is the main PPC Linux environment, penguinppc.org also covers other less-well-known hardware that uses Power or PowerPC processors such as AmigaOne, CHRP, PReP.
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