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JustSayin’ on Tiny11 Makes Windows 11 Small.Linux Fu: Sharing Your Single WiFi 21 Comments Posted in Mac Hacks Tagged 360, frontrow, leopard, lifehacker, mac, xbmc, xbox, xbox360 Post navigation If you’re interested in repurposing your old Xbox with XBMC, check out Lifehacker’s install guide. There is no Apple TV support planned because of limited horsepower and the hacking hurdles that might be required. We’re definitely going to try this on our old Mac mini… once we upgrade it to Leopard, which is an unfortunate caveat that might prevent people from running XBMC on legacy hardware. There are a few things that don’t quite work yet, which you can find in the FAQ. It seems like a much more functional than Apple’s built in Front Row. Lifehacker took the latest XBMC for OSX beta build for a run now that it supports remote controls. The XBMC team has found another device that has a pretty weak television experience, the Mac. Maybe people install it for lack of something better to do or maybe it’s the pride in having better media support than the 360.
XBMC (formerly Xbox Media Center) has always been a popular choice for retiring an original Xbox.
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