[Beowulf] SGI to offer Windows on clusters
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Andrew M.A. Cater amacater at galactic.demon.co.ukSun Apr 15 23:44:47 PDT 2007
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On Sun, Apr 15, 2007 at 10:01:58PM -0500, Mike Davis wrote: > Joe is right about the stability factor. > > Stability, stability, stability. > > > Mike Davis > > Debian: released every 18 months - two years. Guaranteed to support previous version for a year after release. Seamless upgrade path - well, nearly :) 17,740 packages in Debian main. Pure 64 bit distribution. Some Beowulf-type software already packed. Runs out of the box on Alpha/Sun/AMD64 (and will deal with legacy 32 bit hardware identically so that you can have the same app. on cluster and desktops if you really must.) Supported by (at least) HP (and IBM if you ask them) on their hardware. Licence cost $0, annual Linux vendor support fee cost $0. Network updates readily available from more than one mirror site per country where feasible. What's not to like ? :) This very quickly, as I must get dressed for work. I'd like to come back to this point in more detail later. Andy
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