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>Meaning computer? Single computer, or cluster? Check IBM's website. They
>ran some ridiculous number of simulataneous Linux sessions on one 'box'.
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>>Meaning computer? Single computer, or cluster? Check IBM's website. They
>>ran some ridiculous number of simulataneous Linux sessions on one 'box'.
>IIRC, it was something like 4000 simlutaneous Linux systems running on one
>of their big machines (a 390?). Pretty cool.
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> at DON KNOTTS!!
> visi.com
On Sun, 17 Sep 2000, Jerry L Kreps quoth:
JLK> >>>do anyone know the ans or where i can find it by myself?
JLK> >>
JLK> >>Meaning computer? Single computer, or cluster? Check IBM's website. They
JLK> >>ran some ridiculous number of simulataneous Linux sessions on one 'box'.
JLK> >
JLK> >IIRC, it was something like 4000 simlutaneous Linux systems running on one
JLK> >of their big machines (a 390?). Pretty cool.
JLK>
JLK> On the S/390, and it was 40,000+ virtual Linux systems.
And if you include clustering, http://www.google.com was powered
by 4,000 linux boxes, with plans to up that number to 6,000 (if
that has not already been done).
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print map ucfirst() . " " => ${&$J()}, ${&$A()}, ${&$P()}, ${&$H()};
be sure to put the www as part of the url or it wont work
> do anyone know the ans or where i can find it by myself?
1. World's second largest vendor of Windows machines chooses NT4 for Web Site
http://www.netcraft.com/survey/
World's second largest vendor of Windows machines chooses NT4 for Web
Site
What reason might Dell give for running www.dell.co.uk on NT4?
* When we say "Upgrade!" you must do what we say, not do what we do.
* We're still waiting for our order to be delivered.
* It's not broke, and we don't need to fix it.
* We're less of a target for attackers. There's no kudos in hacking *
* anything more than 5 years old.
* We've been evaluating Linux, and have not yet reached a decision.
* It's just the front end machines. Everything else has been running
* Windows 2003 for months. Honest!
* The cobbler's children didn't have shoes, either.
* That site doesn't see a lot of traffic. It just redirects to
www.euro.dell.com.
* If you think that running NT4 doesn't do a lot for our product
advocacy, then you haven't seen what our evil competitor
www.computers.toshiba.co.uk runs.
The site www.computers.toshiba.co.uk is running
Netscape-Enterprise/6.0 on Solaris.
2. Telnet
3. Linux - used by some of the worlds largest companies
4. Gtk Fun
5. CONFERENCE: Linux at World's largest Unix show (Uniforum)
6. Trap instuctions in Solaris
7. Internet is the world's largest software company!!
9. World's Fastest Video Card now on the World's Fastest PC
10. Largest Oracle Installation in the WORLD!!!