in mostly stalled development 64-bit little-endian ppc64le a released port since jessie Fedora with 32/64-bit ppc releases up to version 12. PowerPC is a Fedora secondary architecture from Fedora 16 onwards. Gentoo Linux, with 32-bit ppc releases and 64-bit ppc64 releases MintPPC, support for Old World and New World 32/64-bit Macs based on Linux Mint LXDE and Debian MkLinux, Mach-kernel based distribution for older Macs, officially launched by Apple openSUSE, Full support for Old World and New World PowerMacs (32/64-bit), PS3 Cell, IBM POWER systems through the release of Leap 11.1. Support was dropped from subsequent Leap releases. openSUSE Tumbleweed supports ppc64le. Red Hat Enterprise Linux, 32-bit ppc support was dropped following release of 5.11. Maintaining full support for 64-bit ppc64 in subsequent releases SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Ubuntu, community supported for versions released after 6.10 Yellow Dog Linux, full support for 32/64-bit; PS3 Void Linux, support in third-party fork for 32-bit and 64-bit (big-endian and little-endian) Solaris 2.5.1 PowerPC edition on the PReP platform OpenSolaris, experimental Windows NT 3.5, 3.51 and 4.0 ReactOS, PowerPC port no longer under active development CellOS for PlayStation 3 Embedded M-RTOS VxWorks VxWorks 653 Nucleus RTOS LiveDevices RTA-OSEKLive Microware OS-9 MontaVista Linux Wind River Linux QNX Cisco IOS Cisco AireOS LynxOS PikeOS RTOS and virtualization platform from SYSGO ELinOS embedded Linux eCos Broadcom BCM Tech RTEMS BlueCat embedded Linux from LynuxWorks Operating System Embedded (OSE) from ENEA AB Integrity Juniper Networks Junos router and switch OS FreeRTOS Deos SCIOPTA RTOS, certified according IEC61508, EN50128 and ISO26262 Embedded PowerPC Operating System by IBM Licensees Companies that have licensed the 64-bit POWER or 32-bit PowerPC from IBM include: 32-bit PowerPC Altera, field-programmable gate array (FPGA) manufacturer now Intel Apple ('A' in original AIM alliance), switched to Intel in early 2006 Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) Avago Technologies BAE Systems for RAD750 processor, used in spacecraft and planetary landers Cisco Systems for routers Culturecom for V-Dragon CPU Exponential Technology Kumyoung used in karaoke player CPU (Muzen and Vivaus series) LSI Logic Motorola (was Freescale Semiconductor now NXP), as part of the original AIM alliance Rapport for Kilocore 1025 core CPU Samsung STMicroelectronics for the SPC5xx series Xilinx, FPGA maker, embedded PowerPC in the Virtex-II Pro, Virtex-4, and Virtex-5 FPGAs 64-bit PowerPC P.A. Semi Microsoft Hindustan Computers Ltd. Sony Freescale Semiconductor Toshiba Game consoles PowerPC processors were used in a number of now-discontinued video game consoles: Bandai for