PlayStation 3 owners who still don't have Yellow Dog Linux on their gaming machines might want to check out today's YDL update. The folks over at Terra Soft Solutions have just released their software on several public mirrors for downloads. Interested? Check out the full article for more info.
A couple of weeks back, Yellow Dog version 6.0 was released with several features for your PlayStation 3. Now, the said software is available on several public mirrors.
If you're new to all of this, here's a bit of a primer. Yellow Dog Linux (YDL) is a free software from Terra Soft Solutions and it's based from the Fedora Core. Here are some notes from the official website:
Please note that while YDL is made available to the mirrors on this day, each mirror has its own update schedule, some syncing data every hour, others every few days. Terra Soft has no control over the speed at which YDL propogates to the public mirrors.
You can check out the list of mirrors by clicking the link below. Oh and if you're new to the entire Linux thing, you might want to ask for help, read the detailed installation instruction manual, or check out the release notes.