WinNT/Linux hybrids?
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Ken lowther at att.netMon Feb 26 11:20:18 PST 2001
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Jag wrote: > > On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Jim Lux wrote: > > A beowulf cluster is designed to be a compute powerhouse, and that NT > workstation is intended to do user interaction. When you try to > combine those two, it takes away the effectiveness from both ends. I'm looking at doing some beowulf demos to try and get the attenetion our university engineering department. There isn't any program they currently run that there isn't a Linux replacement for. Either free, less expensive, same or more expensive. ;-) I am hoping that this will eventually lead to a Linux based NOW system. http://www.progeny.com/now/ The idea is to 'harvest' unused clock cycles at work stations. -- Ken Lowther Youngstown, Ohio http://www.atmsite.org
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