via linuxtree.blogspot.com Interesting comparison between the expected features of the upcoming operating releases from Microsoft and Ubuntu. Broadly speaking, it seems hard to deny that linux on desktop is getting more and more appealing with time… Problems remains in the lack of certain “key […]
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Dustin Kirkland: 35,000-Core Ubuntu Server Farm Renders Avatar
They have a 2 Petabyte disk array, 10gbps networking, and 35,000 cores (4,000+ HP blades) in their data center, and still it takes 48 hours to render some of their graphic sequences. According to Paul, Ubuntu is at the core of all of this, […]
Dustin Kirkland: 35,000-Core Ubuntu Server Farm Renders Avatar
They have a 2 Petabyte disk array, 10gbps networking, and 35,000 cores (4,000+ HP blades) in their data center, and still it takes 48 hours to render some of their graphic sequences. According to Paul, Ubuntu is at the core of all of this, […]
Exploring New Nepomuk Features in Mandriva Linux 2010 | KDE.news
via dot.kde.org Interesting and detailed article on Nepomuk, the semantic desktop technology that is already part of the KDE platform: two of the “driving forces” behind the project, explain the Nepomuk features and also those that have already been introduced in Mandriva Linux 2010. […]
Google Chrome OS Use Cases
Google didn’t do a good job at explaining the intended use of Chrome OS and many people wondered if Google’s operating system is an alternative to Windows. The goal is to build “an operating system that provides a fast, simple, and more secure computing […]
Google Chrome OS and Canonical
So 2010 looks set to be a very exciting year. In addition to delivering Ubuntu experiences with both existing and new OEM partners, we will be working with Google on Chrome OS based devices. via blog.canonical.com It’s certainly an exciting thing that Google […]