AMD or Intel, there's still many things to consider when installing OS X. A vanilla kernel isn't a big deal anymore except for bragging rights and safe(r) updating. At least, as far as I've seen about it.
It won't hurt to try the disc on your machine to see if you can install it. Just use a different hard drive from what Linux is on in case it doesn't work out.

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