I guess that's fine, as long as nobody has ambitions for Linux adoption to grow beyond the relatively small already-clued-in demographic. There's nothing wrong with wanting to stay small.
FWIW, I used Debian/PPC at home for years. But, then, I was also among the small set of people who actually ran NeXTSTEP on a "gecko" PA-RISC machine and a SPARC laptop made by Tadpole. That's the story behind my perspective, anyway.
FWIW, I used Debian/PPC at home for years. But, then, I was also among the small set of people who actually ran NeXTSTEP on a "gecko" PA-RISC machine and a SPARC laptop made by Tadpole. That's the story behind my perspective, anyway.