[Beowulf] Scientific Linux
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Alan Louis Scheinine alscheinine at tuffmail.usTue Apr 7 20:20:16 PDT 2009
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Alan Scheinine wrote: > Sites analyzing LHC data must use Scientific Linux because the associated > applications ... Leif Nixon replied: > Not really true. We're the largest European tier-1 site for ATLAS, and > we run on a number of different distributions Dr. Nixon is much more qualified than I am to describe the situation. In few words, my experience was: gLite => scientific linux. This, I felt, might explain why the previous poster indicated that so many LHC data analysis sites used Scientific Linux. I want to thank Dr. Nixon for the much greater precision. Best regards, Alan -- Alan Scheinine 200 Georgann Dr., Apt. E6 Vicksburg, MS 39180 Email: alscheinine at tuffmail.us Mobile phone: 225 288 4176
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