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XrossMediaBar Desktop Environment?
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Zross?
X-Cross?
X-ross?
Oh, it's just pronounced Cross. Always unsure how people who make decisions like these get the jobs they do.
It's like, they're rewarded for being stupid.
Aside from playstation and walkman, Sony has never been good at naming literally anything they've made. It's usually just a jumble of letters and numbers on any of their products.