[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“Microsoft may have failed to occupy the stand it booked at this
year’s Linux Expo in London’s Olympia conference centre, but some
of the company’s products did make a showing, even if the company
might rather they had not.“On the stand of a multimedia-oriented Linux distribution called
dyne:bolic, operating system author and maintainer Jardmil–the
moniker he prefers to be known by–was demonstrating a hacked Xbox
that can be used to offload processing tasks from a mixed cluster
of PCs and Xboxes…”