canon printers are particularly badly supported under linux - search for your printer on OpenPrinting - The Linux Foundation
as long as you don't need a closed-source (i386-only) driver, then you should be able to use it
as for the contents of YDL, i'm afraid i don't know - especially YDL6
yup my printer is supported
Question:
Was this article interesting? openSUSE 11.0 is now out, which means there are major updates to all three of the distributions tested. It's an interesting enough topic that I *personally* think it's worth updating on occasion, but do you lot agree? Would you read a mid-2008 update?
Before I hear it, no, Fedora is still disqualified - they document their failing a bit better now, but I still require a single disc which works in a stock PS3 to be considered "ready for use"
Yup, I'd love an update
As someone who is rapidly using Linux more day by day (and is the only OS on my laptop now!)...I've got the bug
I'd imagine the PS3 has huge potential at its feet - it'll be interesting to see if its being taken seriously by the big distro makers
Originally Posted by Saracen
Yep, I want an update... I'm especially keen to see how WHS gets on on my PS3...
well, given the whole "not x86" thing, it won't do much *ON* a ps3. with a ps3 is a different matter
making a hackintosh... possible, but i don't think it's been done
Hexcuses, Hexcuses...
I just come up with the ideas, it's up to you to make 'em work!
but that's the problem! windows is closed source, and x86-only. show me the source, and we can talk about running it on cellHexcuses, Hexcuses...
I just come up with the ideas, it's up to you to make 'em work!
Its in no way x86 only mate. Since the dawn of NT its been very much cross platform.
a Portable Executable gives a clue about how one program can target all the platforms back in the dark days of 1992, when microsoft shamelessly ripped off the COFF and packed it with the extra goodness.
throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
right. sure. so where can i get ahold of WHS for PPC then?
can anyone else ever seen any other manufacturers working with anyone to have linux running on there shiny new console? M$ or Nintendo? lol no
good or bad (im going to install soon to play) at least Sony have done something different
Thread revival spam.
It didn't fall off, it merely became insufficient at it's purpose and got a bit droopy...
PS3 Slim removes the option to run Linux.
Looks like Sony have done something the same again.
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2...ystation-3.ars
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08..._install_loss/
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