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PS3 Dev's New project
#Ps3 Dev Suite

ubuntu i386 10.10 maverick livcd LXDE DESKTOP …..64bit soon i hope

Contains:

Originally posted by another user

➟ ps3toolchain

➟ p3light

➟ ps3libraries

➟ ps3tools

➟ ps3utils

➟ ps3pubilctools

➟ failoverflow

➟ RCOMage

➟ AND SOME OTHERS

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if you have a seedbox or a really good conection and want to help seeds this beta and furture
build please drop me a line

Have Fun and please leave feed back real beta!!!
This suite is everything you need for open soruce
NO backup mangers stuff all homebrew
and It will boot on a usb with unetbootin

Pass along need seeders!!!!
We need good trackers that don’t time out!!!

Update:
Add new track to the list, just add to your tracker list
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For those of you that dont know what this is, it's an SDK to make your own games, demos, or tools, this is not for the ps3, its a dev environment for the pc.

if you don't know how to install this is not for you only for devs.


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ITS A PRECOMPILED LINUX DISTRO WITH THE TOOLS ALREADY SET UP. For the majority of you this is useless don't even bother to "download for testing" honestly. If you really care that much just get a normal *nix distro and set up all the tools your self. Its really not that hard to get gcc, bison and everything else then download the toolchain and everything needed to compile and develop and do make then write code to compile.

I still need to update my distro(9.10) and re-install the toolchain but I rather just do it on the distro Im already running as to update and install the toolchain is less (like 500mb+700mb) as I already have everything else, plus I still get to keep my current set up and don't have to re-compile my drivers and everything.

I know people who used to make these for the PSP SDK and all those tools and honestly I don't see the point, its just easier to get everything separate that you need. That is unless your a first time linux user and wish to fondle around in PS3 Dev.