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Linux and Open Source | by E@zyVG | Thu, Feb 28
Nintendo Wii has been a bit tougher to crack than hacker-friendly hardware like the PS3, which even has a Sony-approved Linux distro. But now the Wii hacking community has figured out how to run homebrew applications on Nintendo’s ...
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