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  TuxPPC Home Saturday, 26 July 2003  



Welcome to TuxPPC
TuxPPC is a free resource for users who want to use the Linux® operating system on PowerPC based computers. TuxPPC emerged from the leading PPC/Linux resource iMacLinux. TuxPPC is the largest Linux resource dedicated to the PowerPC platform.

HowTo: Rsync

One of the major complaints I have seen from members of the (non linux) press and tech savvy/advisory websites about linux for enterprise is the 'poor or missing' backup tools available. I have a single rebuttal for this quip, and it's rsync. Rsync is the modern 'swiss army knife' of moving and managing large amounts of data in Linux. This utility is an essential part of my Linux backup strategy and hopefully in this article I will show you how to make it part of yours as well.

Review: Mandrake PPC 8.2

As Mandrake never ported version 8.1 of their Linux distribution to the PPC platform, the latest available version till now was Mandrake PPC 8.0. While the latter certainly was a nice distribution, yet it started being really outdated and even had trouble installing on recent Apple hardware. So many people certainly wonder now whether Mandrake PPC 8.2 has been worth waiting for so long.

Guide: Setting up a virtual Mail server with XMail

Setting up a basic mail server can be a hard task at times. Especially when you want it to handle mail for multiple domains and multiple accounts on a single machine. In most of the cases, if you want it to do mail delivery (incoming and outgoing) as well as handle POP3 mail accounts, this may require the use of multiple software packages. Choosing the packages that can interoperate is not obvious then. However, there are a couple of complete Mail server packages which can come in handy and present several advantages.

Review: Gentoo PPC Linux

In a well kept effort, 2 PPC developers, Bryon Roche and Pieter Van den Abeele, have ported the grounds of the Gentoo Linux distribution to the PPC platform. This review takes a close look at the newcomer.

Get your work published!!

Whether you are a Linux expert or just have an opinion, we would like to hear from you. TuxPPC is in need of articles to publish on our site over the next few months. While our staff are dedicated to providing new articles on a regular basis, we are all busy people and help is always appreciated. If you want to write an article but don't have a subject to write on, contact us and we will provide you with some ideas and where to start your research. All articles written belong to the author and are published under the OpenContent License. If you are interested follow the link or email.

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Linux and PowerPC, it just makes sense!

Linux makes sense for almost any server or embedded application, and for most users is a viable desktop environment. Linux not only saves you time but enhances your computing experience. This featured article discusses the reasons why using Linux with PowerPC hardware can make for a powerful platform and discusses the advantages over other platforms.

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