Linux penguin waddles to GameCube
A group of programmers working to expand the reach of Linux software to video game consoles and other computing devices on Tuesday released a program intended as a first step toward running the free software system on Nintendo’s GameCube. "The program, called "Linuxpreview," causes the GameCube to draw an on-screen picture of Tux, the penguin Linux logo."
Read the entire story .
Standard interconnect approved for network gear
- Toshiba squeezes more chips into standard package
- SuSE, IBM gain higher security certification
- Disposable DVDs denounced
- Bagle cools off
- Motorola Earnings Rise Nearly Threefold
- SCO Sues Novell Over Unix Copyrights
- AMD Q4 Revenue Nearly Doubles
- Napster makes digital music more convenient
- Crucial 2GB PC3200 for AMD processors
Cisco expands metro Ethernet offering
- Nintendo Unveils Dual-Screen Portable Game Unit
- Colubris adds 11a/b/g products, intros WLAN management system
- Checkpoint focuses on the threat within...
- D-Link extends media player line
- SMC adds low-cost 8 port managed switch with fiber uplink
- More song swappers sued
- NEC to Use USB On-The-Go in Phones
- Palm hears the future
- Cellphones: We love them and hate them
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
