Re: Powermac G5 - flash

Hi Clive, YouTube should just work these days, since it falls back to using a HTML5 player. If it's not doing that automatically then you can go to the following page to check: https://www.youtube.com/html5?gl=GB I think you may need some extra gstreamer plugins installed if it show you don't

Re: Powermac G5 - flash

On 12 February 2016 at 12:15 Clive Menzies wrote: > > Hi Chris > > I've got these and grepped apt-cache gstrreamer for mozilla/html but > couldn't find anything. Any idea of what may be missing? There seem to > be loads of them. > > clive@Pandora:~$ dpkg -l | grep

G5 and G4 PowerPC machines available in London, UK

Hi folks, I'm moving to somewhere where space is going to be limited, so I'm having to reduce my computers down to just a laptop. That means I have a G4 Mac Mini and dual G5 Powermac to give away. The G4 Mac Mini comes with an original Apple keyboard and is in as new condition. It's been used

Re: wanted: old G5 hardware for use on the ppc64 port

Serge Cohen wrote on 03/02/15 07:51: Hello list, I have a Mac XServe ppc970/G5 (dual proc., one of the last Apple machine to run on ppc hardware). I was unable to install debian on it due to a lack of CD-ROM drive, and graphic board (it is a «compute node»), but since I have a few other

Re: Fan Control on G5 iMac

On 22/12/14 04:49, kristen wrote: I added i2c-powermac to /etc/modules. Following a restart there isn't a change. Perhaps there is another module which needs loading as well? Kristen Hi Kristen, Thw 12c_powermac module was sufficient on my G5 Powermac, but you could try adding the

Re: Sound and BCM4318 wireless no longer working in Wheezy on late 2005 G5

Michel Dänzer said on 05/08/13 10:15: On Son, 2013-08-04 at 22:20 +, Chris Wareham wrote: I've been tracking Debian Wheezy on my late 2005 dual G5 Powermac the middle of last year. Everything has worked fine (Bluetooth / BCM4318 wireless combo card, sound, etc) until around the time

Sound and BCM4318 wireless no longer working in Wheezy on late 2005 G5

Hi folks, I've been tracking Debian Wheezy on my late 2005 dual G5 Powermac the middle of last year. Everything has worked fine (Bluetooth / BCM4318 wireless combo card, sound, etc) until around the time of the 7.1 release. The first thing that went wrong was the fans switching to full