As you can only cool down atoms with this laser experiments it is better to use a dilution refrigerator. You can just attach whatever you want to this machines. Unfortunately, cooling power is not big enough for the average CPU, but on the other hand, the CPU wouldn't function anymore at these low temperatures. Although the concept exists for decades, it is not something you can buy in every shop at every corner. It is (very, VERY simple) a sophisticated fridge wich uses He as coolingmedium. Temperature range is in the low mK's.
They (sdrc) want someone to be responsible for the OS. With linux, there is not 1 person or 1 office or what so ever. If they want changes in the OS they seem to want someone doing it for them who they can hold responsible. This is at least more less what I have been told by SDRC representatives. As soon as speak one I will start nagging (again)
I would love to see I-DEAS on linux. If they would just start with the 2D part which is very good (compared to autocad)
Is PTC still thinking about porting pro/e to linux BTW?
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As you can only cool down atoms with this laser experiments it is better to use a dilution refrigerator. You can just attach whatever you want to this machines. Unfortunately, cooling power is not big enough for the average CPU, but on the other hand, the CPU wouldn't function anymore at these low temperatures.
Although the concept exists for decades, it is not something you can buy in every shop at every corner. It is (very, VERY simple) a sophisticated fridge wich uses He as coolingmedium. Temperature range is in the low mK's.
They (sdrc) want someone to be responsible for the OS. With linux, there is not 1 person or 1 office or what so ever. If they want changes in the OS they seem to want someone doing it for them who they can hold responsible. This is at least more less what I have been told by SDRC representatives. As soon as speak one I will start nagging (again)
I would love to see I-DEAS on linux. If they would just start with the 2D part which is very good (compared to autocad)
Is PTC still thinking about porting pro/e to linux BTW?
Dirk