The folks at RvB are smart... they limit the number of connections. It may take a while to get a connection, but when you get one, your d/l speed is good.
A lot of them use linux for render farms... at least with linux, you don't have to pay licensing based on the number of processors. I know that Maya comes with 9999 render licenses, so linux makes sense.
I have maya for linux.
Dreamworks uses mostly linux boxes... as a matter of fact MOST of the big 3d shops use linux for their render farms and production (think about the licensing required for 1000 windows boxen...)
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No... you can install linux quite easily. NetBSD, too.
The folks at RvB are smart... they limit the number of connections. It may take a while to get a connection, but when you get one, your d/l speed is good.
ever hear of alt-f4 ?
They have an apt repository for the things that they have written (adminmenu, and the like). Otherwise, apt-get.org is your friend.
it is puerile, not purile. Those who watch TV, misspell. Those who read books, mispronounce. I'd rather mispronounce, thank you very much.
A lot of them use linux for render farms... at least with linux, you don't have to pay licensing based on the number of processors.
I know that Maya comes with 9999 render licenses, so linux makes sense.
I have maya for linux. Dreamworks uses mostly linux boxes... as a matter of fact MOST of the big 3d shops use linux for their render farms and production (think about the licensing required for 1000 windows boxen...)
Paul Sheer's Linux Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition, available online at http://wwwacs.gantep.edu.tr/linux/rute/ and a couple of other places.
I use opera to access my account.
I have no problems whatsoever.