MandrakeClustering Shows Off At ISC2003

joestar writes "Just released today at ISC2003, Germany, is "MandrakeClustering", a high-performance computing Linux distribution/solution, which sounds interesting, at least in the PR: Pentium support with optimizations made with the Intel compiler, 64-bit Opteron support (with in this case, up to 16 GB of RAM for each cluster's node!), parallelized URPMI (Mandrake's apt-get) and other dedicated tools. This product is based on a one-year research project "CLIC" involving MandrakeSoft and partners. A good snapshot of the product running a 3D real-time demo is available here. The interesting point now: MandrakeClustering's goal is to provide a system which is easy to deploy, easy to administer and use. Well... Mum would certainly love to play Quake with this toy."

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Re:openmosix easier

[Apostata]

You sound like a religious nut.

You're diverting attention from a Mandrake story with openmosix-plugs, and then you get indignant that the person who brings up a reasonable response "missed the whole point of using the [openmosix] CD".

Neither you nor openmosix is the subject here - the subject is Mandrake. The responder was on-topic.