Why having PS3 support? Hmm... the PS3 software locks the DVDs to a certain standard resolution and you cannot watch compressed video. Furthermore, filters and stuff also cannot be applied
in the PS3 software. As you can imagine, any Linux distro would let you do exactly that.
Of course, installing OpenOffice on it is a bit funny, but imagine having MythTV along with
an external DVB card you plug in via USB... that makes a great media centre, and the pricy
PS3 has to pay off somehow.
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Why having PS3 support? Hmm... the PS3 software locks the DVDs to a certain standard resolution and you cannot watch compressed video. Furthermore, filters and stuff also cannot be applied in the PS3 software. As you can imagine, any Linux distro would let you do exactly that. Of course, installing OpenOffice on it is a bit funny, but imagine having MythTV along with an external DVB card you plug in via USB... that makes a great media centre, and the pricy PS3 has to pay off somehow.