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Linux Publications, Magazines, Books, News Slash Dot Linux News Linux Gazette Linux Journal Linux Today Linux News: LWN LWN Daily LinuxWorld Wired Republic Linux Resources Linux Gazette Linux Planet Slashdot LinuxWare Linux Net News ext2 LinuxPower Open Resources Linux Orbit BeOpen.com LinuxDev.net LinuxTelephony XBox Linux Project The Xbox is a gaming console by Microsoft. It consists of very powerful IBM-PC-based hardware, runs a stripped-down version of the Windows 2000 kernel and, for anti-piracy reasons, allows only games to run. The Xbox Linux Project aims to provide a version of GNU/Linux for the Xbox, so that it can be used as an ordinary computer. Linux should make use of all Xbox hardware and allow to install and run software from standard i386 Linux distributions. An Xbox running Linux is very useful as a desktop computer, as a (web) server or as a node in a Linux cluster. Manifesto Policy The policy of the Xbox Linux Project consists of the following important points: The project is completely legal. We do not have anything to do with software piracy and we are not interested in it at all. Linux XBox FAQ Can I already run Linux on the Xbox? Yes! Of course it runs ! Why Linux? Why not Windows? Because Windows does run on the Xbox - with the help of Linux. Will I be able to connect a keyboard and a mouse to the Xbox? Where does Linux install on the hard disk? Won't it overwrite my savegames? Can I replace the Xbox hard drive with a bigger one? The Xbox has only 64 MB of RAM. Is this enough for Linux? Can I add more RAM?