Yellow Dog Linux 5.0 for PS3 now available for free -- how is it?

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whiskey @ Jan 1st 2007 5:30PM

haha your a retard
And you don't know how to write!

They let you use this because they can patch their code even if people comes with a circumvention...

Also, even the ps2 could run linux, but it did not make any difference you needed the chip to exploit it.

And ultimately, they did it because with that price tag this better be more than just a console (even if it is, i know it's debatible, i'm a wii kind of person myself, the best out there).

It's cool that they made it available for free.

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Zadillo @ Jan 1st 2007 6:08PM

Generally speaking, if you're going to tell someone they don't know how to write, and that they're a retard to boot, you should probably figure out the difference between your and you're.

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Mike Jenkins @ Jan 1st 2007 10:40PM

The PS2 didn't need anything to run Linux except a hard drive, Sony sold a kit that had a hard drive, linux, and I think a keyboard and mouse too. It never needed a modchip to run Linux.

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pyro @ Jan 1st 2007 10:53PM

"They let you use this because they can patch their code even if people comes with a circumvention..."

Ya, just like they did with the PSP, that stopped those hackers! Oh wait... nevermind.

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