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tech: PS3Linux Posted on Friday, June 10 @ 19:47:42 CEST by julian Sony President Ken Kutaragi puts a few words to exactly what part Linux and what part Cell will comprise the PS3.. With Apple now thinking a little less differently (say "MacIntel") than they were before, it looks like IBM and Sony plan to do a bit on their behalf.   Related Links · More about Geek · News by julian Most read story about Geek: Game development on Linux: A Primer. Associated Topics Sorry, Comments are not available for this article.

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