Want To Learn How To Do PS3 Linux Yellow Dog Installation?

October 4th, 2009

Do you know that you can install Linux to PS3, yes, your very own video game console the PlayStation 3? But what’s the big deal if you can? What are the benefits that your can enjoy if ever you can install Linux OS to your PS3? Well, first and foremost, you can get to enjoy watching your favorite movies in high-definition quality. Aside from that, if you want to make your PS3 into a multi-functional PC that can let you play 50% more game formats, use advanced movie players to play your downloaded DVDs, play all sorts of PC games and run various PC applications, install emulators that let you play some vintage video games and so much more, then, you should learn how to install Linux system for PS3 on your favorite video console.

I have this neighbor just a few blocks away who is still playing older video games, you know, those 16-bit video games and even though that he has his own Sony PlayStation 3 right now, which was in fact his gift to his son a year ago, he still going crazy over these older video games. When he learned that he can learn a PS3 Linux Yellow Dog installation, he immediately went to work. He surfed the Web for that particular software which almost everyone is talking about that can teach any people to install operating system of Linux right into PS3. But, the fact of the matter is, he has a slight idea on what to do but he never wanted to void the warranty.

Until the time came when he finally found this software that not only can teach him install Yellow Dog for Linux on his PS3 but he can also learn a PS3 Linux Ubuntu software installation. So, he has an option on what type of Linux OS to install, either an Ubuntu OS or a Yellow Dog OS. But the point is, now, he can either install any of the two without putting his video game console in a compromising position. Then, after he had accomplished in doing so, he is actually enjoying all of those old but still-enjoyable 16-bit games.

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