Tuganuno on 06 March 2010
The title says it all. Well actually, for the ones of you who aren't aware of the latest (PS3 fat) news, Sony managed to add 70MB of RAM to the general system memory. How did they do this? They reduced the other OS's memory (120MB to 50 MB).
So what do you think? Should Sony completely remove the other OS memory, add another 50MB and help developers, or just leave the OS alone?
If this is possible, then yes, I would totally support Sony. PS3 is a console, if I want Linux in my bedroom, then Ill just install it on my laptop.
