Some of them were rare even when they were new; I have a Radius 81/110 in my basement, built by a company that was in the Mac clone business for about three and half minutes. Not even sure it could run MkLinux.

The first computer I bought was a Power Computing Power 120(?). I think it's still in a box in my garage.

I went through a few Linux distributions for it: MkLinux first, then LinuxPPC, and finally Yellow Dog Linux. The driver for the Ethernet card needed to be patched for big-endian machines and the kernel needed a patch to allow the ADB keyboard CapsLock to be remapped to Control. Fun times.

I found a StarMax in the bin behind a local university department a few months ago. I thought those days were long over, but there are still strokes of luck, apparently.

These PPC Macs are a bit overlooked, in my mind, but of course this is exactly the era that I really started to get into computers. Just seems like everyone else is either attracted to the compacts, or the colourful iMac era ones.

Unfortunately, it went to the thrift shop many years ago, along with all the vintage UNIX workstations I wish I still had today. Haha. Hopefully, someone picked them up and they didn't just get recycled.