My OperaYellow Dog 5.0 支持CELL的PS3...
Wednesday, October 18, 2006 10:43:26 AM
-_-b刚才到处爬的时候看到的....＝ ＝如果SONY的游戏都能支持LINUX版本...那LINUX上的游戏一定会有很大发展的...
The Terra Soft Solutions site has been updated to announce that the Yellow Dog Linux distribution will be available for the Sony PlayStation 3 at console launch:
YDL v5.0 is slated for release mid-November with support for the Sony PS3 first, and support for the former Apple PowerPC product line to follow. Any updates required to support the Apple PowerPC systems following the release for PS3 will be made available via a free download.
It|s also mentioned YD 5.0 will ship with version DR17 of the Enlightenment window manager.
Hopefully we|ll get additional details soon regarding what hardware features are inaccessible (which I|m assuming will be the case as it was with PS2 Linux), but it|ll be nice to have an actual distribution publisher providing support this time around.
If you|re interested in programming resources for the PS3, IBM, Sony, and various PS3 developers have had the following sites running most of the year:
* Cell Broadband Engine (Sony)
* Cell Broadband Engine Resource Center (IBM)
* CellPerformance.com
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Armonk, NY, November 9, 2005 - IBM, Sony Corporation and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., (Sony and SCEI together referred to as "Sony Group") today announced the release of new software components and documentation achieved through the STI joint project - including extensions to Linux™ that support Cell/B.E. programming - for the groundbreaking Cell Broadband Engine™ Architecture (CBEA) technology. These resources are jointly located on developerWorks (www.ibm.com/developerworks/power/cell), IBM|s forum for developers and the University of Barcelona Supercomputing Center (http://www.bsc.es/projects/deepcomputing/linuxoncell/) and will also be published through this site (http://cell.scei.co.jp/). (press release 2005/11/10)
By opening up a wide set of technical specifications and components to software developers, business partners, academic and research organizations, and potential customers, SCEI, Sony, Toshiba and IBM continue their work to aggressively stimulate the creation of Cell-based applications. The goal: establish a thriving community of interest and innovation around Cell/B.E., allowing all interested parties to rapidly evaluate and utilize Cell/B.E. technology.
The Terra Soft Solutions site has been updated to announce that the Yellow Dog Linux distribution will be available for the Sony PlayStation 3 at console launch:
YDL v5.0 is slated for release mid-November with support for the Sony PS3 first, and support for the former Apple PowerPC product line to follow. Any updates required to support the Apple PowerPC systems following the release for PS3 will be made available via a free download.
It|s also mentioned YD 5.0 will ship with version DR17 of the Enlightenment window manager.
Hopefully we|ll get additional details soon regarding what hardware features are inaccessible (which I|m assuming will be the case as it was with PS2 Linux), but it|ll be nice to have an actual distribution publisher providing support this time around.
If you|re interested in programming resources for the PS3, IBM, Sony, and various PS3 developers have had the following sites running most of the year:
* Cell Broadband Engine (Sony)
* Cell Broadband Engine Resource Center (IBM)
* CellPerformance.com
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Armonk, NY, November 9, 2005 - IBM, Sony Corporation and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., (Sony and SCEI together referred to as "Sony Group") today announced the release of new software components and documentation achieved through the STI joint project - including extensions to Linux™ that support Cell/B.E. programming - for the groundbreaking Cell Broadband Engine™ Architecture (CBEA) technology. These resources are jointly located on developerWorks (www.ibm.com/developerworks/power/cell), IBM|s forum for developers and the University of Barcelona Supercomputing Center (http://www.bsc.es/projects/deepcomputing/linuxoncell/) and will also be published through this site (http://cell.scei.co.jp/). (press release 2005/11/10)
By opening up a wide set of technical specifications and components to software developers, business partners, academic and research organizations, and potential customers, SCEI, Sony, Toshiba and IBM continue their work to aggressively stimulate the creation of Cell-based applications. The goal: establish a thriving community of interest and innovation around Cell/B.E., allowing all interested parties to rapidly evaluate and utilize Cell/B.E. technology.
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