[ydl-gen] Google Earth on YDL 5.0 - correction

[Derick Centeno]

It would be great to move from theory or hearsay into reality, with
someone or a group of persons dedicating some time to this question.
It would also be a real boon for other potential projects to share how 
they achieved their work with others so that others interested in 
different work could rely upon it for their own usage.

I don't know why anyone cares so much about Vista; there are other
interfaces such as XGL which blow it away already available for Linux.
You can see a You-tube video of that here:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx9FgLr9oTk


As for myself, I don't have a PS3 nor can I currently acquire the other
necessary accoutrements  for now or the near future.   So all I can
offer are encouraging cheers.
Derick.
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David Seikel wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 23:40:02 -0400 Derick Centeno
> <aguilarojo at verizon.net> wrote:
>
>   
>> Running QEMU on a PS3 should work.  It is rather a matter of setting
>> up all the required elements within QEMU properly to emulate the
>> complete Intel environment such that Windows believes it is actually
>> running on an Intel chip which are challenging.  The Cell should be
>> fast enough to make that happen flawlessly.  I haven't heard of
>> anyone having achieved this yet.
>>     
>
> I have heard of someone getting Windows running under QEMU on a PS3, I
> think there is a youtube video of it.
>
> But for the purposes of this thread, you don't need Windows.  QEMU is
> perfectly capable of running an Intel Linux Binary on a PPC or Cell
> system without having to setup an entire guest OS to support it.  At
> least in theory, I haven't tried it.
>   
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