Does anyone actually use their ps3 as a computer? With Linux, that is.
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I know a few people who really like that they run linux off it, but I don't -- that's what my laptop is for (Being a computer, not running linux :P).Does anyone actually use their ps3 as a computer? With Linux, that is.
iRecoil
I know a few people who really like that they run linux off it, but I don't -- that's what my laptop is for (Being a computer, not running linux :P).[QUOTE="iRecoil"]
Does anyone actually use their ps3 as a computer? With Linux, that is.
BlinDShoT95
Really? How is it? I was actually considering this because my computer is hella slow and old, and I have a MacBook for windows use. Yes that's right, a MacBook for windows.
I know a few people who really like that they run linux off it, but I don't -- that's what my laptop is for (Being a computer, not running linux :P).[QUOTE="BlinDShoT95"]
[QUOTE="iRecoil"]
Does anyone actually use their ps3 as a computer? With Linux, that is.
iRecoil
Really? How is it? I was actually considering this because my computer is hella slow and old, and I have a MacBook for windows use. Yes that's right, a MacBook for windows.
I've seen that -- a buddy who sits beside me in sociology does that -- two screens switches between a mac and windows. I haven't really seen it so I can't speak too authoritatively on the subject, but all they ever do is say how much they love it so I assume it can't be that bad.[QUOTE="iRecoil"][QUOTE="BlinDShoT95"] I know a few people who really like that they run linux off it, but I don't -- that's what my laptop is for (Being a computer, not running linux :P).
BlinDShoT95
Really? How is it? I was actually considering this because my computer is hella slow and old, and I have a MacBook for windows use. Yes that's right, a MacBook for windows.
I've seen that -- a buddy who sits beside me in sociology does that -- two screens switches between a mac and windows. I haven't really seen it so I can't speak too authoritatively on the subject, but all they ever do is say how much they love it so I assume it can't be that bad.The way he/she does it is by an official program (created by Apple) called Paralels, its basicly emulating windows while you're on a mac. I run windows through Boot Camp (also created by Apple), which essentially uses the same technique as Sony does for PS3-Linux; creating two partions and allowing you too dual boot. Wow, I think I just turned this into a computer thread :).
Hi iRecoil!!
Also, I would use my PS3 as a computer, but I'm on my laptop most of the time so I don't need to. :)
Furi-Kun
Heya Furi :). Just to inform you, I dont really play ps3 on weekdays as I have to focus on school. Oh alright, so far the majority of people use a laptop/pc. Maybe linux on PS3 doesn't work out to well I suppose.
I've seen that -- a buddy who sits beside me in sociology does that -- two screens switches between a mac and windows. I haven't really seen it so I can't speak too authoritatively on the subject, but all they ever do is say how much they love it so I assume it can't be that bad.[QUOTE="BlinDShoT95"][QUOTE="iRecoil"]
Really? How is it? I was actually considering this because my computer is hella slow and old, and I have a MacBook for windows use. Yes that's right, a MacBook for windows.
iRecoil
The way he/she does it is by an official program (created by Apple) called Paralels, its basicly emulating windows while you're on a mac. I run windows through Boot Camp (also created by Apple), which essentially uses the same technique as Sony does for PS3-Linux; creating two partions and allowing you too dual boot. Wow, I think I just turned this into a computer thread :).
I just reailzed that my idea ran together. I was talking about hte Mac-Windows, and then went into the PS3 thingy :P[QUOTE="iRecoil"][QUOTE="BlinDShoT95"] I've seen that -- a buddy who sits beside me in sociology does that -- two screens switches between a mac and windows. I haven't really seen it so I can't speak too authoritatively on the subject, but all they ever do is say how much they love it so I assume it can't be that bad.BlinDShoT95
The way he/she does it is by an official program (created by Apple) called Paralels, its basicly emulating windows while you're on a mac. I run windows through Boot Camp (also created by Apple), which essentially uses the same technique as Sony does for PS3-Linux; creating two partions and allowing you too dual boot. Wow, I think I just turned this into a computer thread :).
I just reailzed that my idea ran together. I was talking about hte Mac-Windows, and then went into the PS3 thingy :PHaha, I didnt notice that :). I'm guessing you switched to the PS3 topic after "I haven't really seen it..." and so on.
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