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<p>I also like the idea of calling the list ppc64 to distinguish it from previous PPC versions.<br>
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> > Given my understanding of the scope of the IBM Fedora ppc<br>
> > involvement, it seems appropriate to create a new list<br>
> > ppc64@lists.fedoraproject.org. Perhaps the current fedora-ppc@ list<br>
> > could remain for ppc32 and ppc on Apple hardware?<br>
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> Maybe I misunderstood but don't the fedora-ppc efforts cover both<br>
> ppc32/mac and ppc64? If so, why the 32bit/64bit split? The move to<br>
> lists.fp.o makes sense to me but the split does not.<br>
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Apologies, perhaps a bit of cart before the horse on my end. The current fedora-ppc@ list is focused on "List for discussion of fedora on the ppc platform, particularly Apple Macintosh centric". With the current revival effort of the Power architecture in Fedora as a secondary arch, the team working on that is primarily focused on ppc64. While there are certainly are similar challenges from a release engineering perspective, it seems appropriate to me to just call the new list what it focused on ... ppc64@lists.fedoraproject.org. <br>
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I fully expect there to be knowledge sharing between ppc and ppc64, however very little of the install media produced for ppc64 will be useful for non-IBM hardware.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
James<br>
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