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Line 17: == Uses == [[Image:Linux Booting on Xbox screenshot.JPG\|thumb\|[[Xebian]] Booting]] An Xbox with [[Linux]] installed can act as a full desktop computer with [[Mouse (computing)\|mouse]] and [[Computer keyboard\|keyboard]], a web/email box connected to a television, a server, router or a node in a cluster. One can either [[dual-boot]] or use Linux only; in the latter case, one can replace both [[Advanced Technology Attachment\|IDE]] devices. One can also connect the Xbox to a VGA monitor. A converter is needed to use keyboards/mice in the controller ports; however this is not difficult, as the Xbox uses standard USB with a proprietary port. Line 37: ! Distribution !! Description \|- \|[[Xebian]]<ref name="practical mythtv">{{cite book \| title=Practical MythTV: Building a PVR and Media Center PC \| publisher=Technology in Action Press \| author=Smith, Stewart \| author2=Still, Michael \| chapter=Running remote frontends \| quote=We chose Xebian [...]}}</ref>/Ed's Debian \| An Xbox Linux distribution that can install to the Xbox hard drive, or start a live session. A MythTV frontend can be run under Xebian and connect to a separate backend.<ref name="practical mythtv"/> \|-

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