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Miscellaneous News   Miscellaneous News : Yellow Dog Linux for PS3 Released
   posted by AmigaBlitter on 28-Nov-2006 8:38:24 (2153 reads)
The first Linux distribution designed (and not assembled) for the newborn PS3 is out.
Read the Terrasoft Solution annoucement, here:
http://lists.terrasoftsolutions.com/pipermail/yellowdog-announce/2006-November/000135.html
    

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Re: Yellow Dog Linux for PS3 Released
Posted on 28-Nov-2006 10:08:59
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No 3D accelerated graphisc.If the only 3D chip makers are not so open to collaborate to third parties and start-up companies maybe it´s time to back to the 80´s when every computer manufacturer made it´s own gfx chips


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Re: Yellow Dog Linux for PS3 Released
Posted on 28-Nov-2006 11:25:57
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The lack of 3D accelerations in this release is not a big issue. The more time passes, the more we can have better (ad hoc) distribution for PS3.


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Re: Yellow Dog Linux for PS3 Released
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YDL in action:

As pointed to by Minator in the PS3 forum thread:

PS3/YDL 5.0 playing high-def video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4Wul8MLM6E&NR

Boot sequence:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ALzgI5JRv8w&mode=related&search=

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Re: Yellow Dog Linux for PS3 Released
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IGN writes: "3D stuff is entirely unsupported at this point. Full support is said to be in the works, however, so we'll see how that goes."

Check out their YDL/PS3 article from a Linux newbee perspective, including some nice OpenOffice.org, Firefox, GIMP, etc screenshots:

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/748/748255p3.html

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Re: XP on PS3
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http://video.google.pl/videoplay?docid=-8800244920606286092&q=XP+PS3


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