Ubuntu Cuts Work
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Removing 32-bit powerpc architecture from future Ubuntu releases
Given the recent announcement that the powerpc architecture would be dropped from the upcoming Debian release[1], there has been a good deal of discussion about the future of this architecture in Ubuntu as well, including a session at last month's Ubuntu Online Summit[2] and several discussions during Technical Board meetings.
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Ubuntu To Stop Building 32-Bit PowerPC For Future Releases
With Debian Stretch dropping 32-bit PowerPC as a release architecture, Ubuntu is following a similar maneuver and will not be making 32-bit PPC images of future releases.
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