Xgrid Agent for Unix
mac-diddy writes "Someone on Apple's mailing list for Xgrid, Apple's clustering software, just announced an 'Xgrid agent for Linux and other Unix platforms' available for download. There are still some issues being worked on like large file support, but it does allow you to simply add a Unix node to your existing Xgrid cluster. Just goes to show that when companies embrace open standards and code, the world doesn't fall apart."
That would bring a tear to my eye. "I have a dream that one day, all different architectures can work together in a single cluster, and processors will be judged not by the flavor of their bits, but by the speed of their results."
[iMac] GOOD MORNING
.. That's... nice. So how about some Doom 3 then?
[Me] Good morning, computer. How are you?
[iMac] PRETTY GOOD. I SOLVED A VEXING SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM LAST NIGHT.
[Me] Oh is that so.
[iMac] YEAH. I FOUND A SOLUTION TO THE HEISENBERG-BERTELLSMAN PROTEIN FOLDING DELIMMA.
[Me] Huh.
[iMac] THE ANSWER TURNED OUT TO BE 42.
[Me]
[iMac] OK
But the world hasn't fallen apart using Microsoft either...oops, I said that outloud....
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