Will the 20" work with a Mac Mini?

I've heard that the apple cinema monitors only work on PowerMac G4's and G5's. Is a Mac Mini a powermac g4. or will the monitor work with a mac mini?
mike

Yes, all the latest Cinema displays work with the mini except for the 30".

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