“When Apple Computer announced in June that it planned to move
to Intel chips, one of the companies left in the lurch was Terra
Soft Solutions.“The small Colorado company had carved out a nice niche
specializing in selling Linux for Macs and other machines that use
IBM’s PowerPC chips. In the days following Apple’s bombshell, Terra
Soft quickly announced plans to seek out alternative hardware on
which its Yellow Dog Linux could run…”
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