powerpc system open for development?

powerpc system open for development?

[Konstantinos Margaritis]

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   Hi,
   Is there a powerpc open system open for development? Free unix accounts of course
are required, plus many development tools. The problem is I am on a dialup system, 
so some authors that I am helping in porting some programs -e.g. freeamp- cannot do
real debugging, as they cannot login and do real development. As it is debugging is
restricted to me-send-bug-report/he-sends-possible-fix/me-sends-another-bug-report/
he-sends-another-possible-fix, etc... you get the idea.
   I think that something like this is necessary on an organized basis if porting
is to go any faster.

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Konstantinos Margaritis
kmargar@cc.uoa.gr, markos@debian.org

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Re: powerpc system open for development?

[Troy Benjegerdes]

I have several PPC machines on a 256kbps ADSL connection, and I'd be
willing to donate some accounts for a few projects. (I'd prefer Open
Source, but will consider others if you make a good case.)

Send me a proposal with expected disk/bandwidth/processor usage and I will
consider it.

On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Konstantinos Margaritis wrote:

> 
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> 
>    Hi,
>    Is there a powerpc open system open for development? Free unix accounts of course
> are required, plus many development tools. The problem is I am on a dialup system, 
> so some authors that I am helping in porting some programs -e.g. freeamp- cannot do
> real debugging, as they cannot login and do real development. As it is debugging is
> restricted to me-send-bug-report/he-sends-possible-fix/me-sends-another-bug-report/
> he-sends-another-possible-fix, etc... you get the idea.
>    I think that something like this is necessary on an organized basis if porting
> is to go any faster.
> 
> - --
> Konstantinos Margaritis
> kmargar@cc.uoa.gr, markos@debian.org
> 
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