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What OS do they run?
7 of the top 10 supercomputers including #'s 1, 2, 3, run Linux.
Posted by: Tim Patterson   Posted on: 06/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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whats the number?  CrazY_UKRaiNiaN | 06/22/05
10 to the twenty-second power  nucrash | 06/22/05
Commodore 64 Supercomputer  syncity | 06/22/05
Software?  dwest_z | 06/22/05
Re: software  Otto_Delete | 06/22/05
theyre running suse  linuxoverwindows | 06/22/05
Number 14  Palmyra | 06/22/05
Absolutely!  olePigeon | 06/22/05
I think there is a clue in there somewhere...  Colonel_Panic | 06/22/05
i thought i was the only one who caught that :P  linuxoverwindows | 06/22/05
Actually I know what it runs  Jeff the god of biscuits | 06/22/05
linear  bit_rot | 06/22/05
Aghgh, schmuper compooter, mine makes...  Colonel_Panic | 06/22/05
Pak chooie unf  Jeff the god of biscuits | 06/22/05
What OS do they run?  Tim Patterson | 06/22/05
unix variants  Reverend MacFellow | 06/22/05
Which include Mac OS X. happy [nt]  olePigeon | 06/22/05
Which is why OS X is so good . . . NT  Ken_z | 06/22/05
RE: Which is why OS X is so good . . . NT  nightshade0143 | 06/22/05
Windows ME of course  Jeff the god of biscuits | 06/22/05
OS, what OS?  batavier | 06/22/05
keep your ignorance to yourself  cicuta | 06/22/05
Of course  CobraA1 | 06/23/05
Why aren't they running something like  RatMcGee | 06/23/05
Linux rules Supercomputers  IT-sys | 06/22/05
Club Shepherd 2005 v1.00  Bridge_SMASH | 06/22/05
Say what?  frabjous | 06/22/05
Agreed  erdiko@... | 06/23/05
Yeah, who the hell was that masked man?  gregry | 06/23/05
Now THAT's funny !!!  RatMcGee | 06/23/05
Uhhhh, Brian...  RatMcGee | 06/23/05
SuperPuter  bignoisybird | 06/22/05
Flops defined  frabjous | 06/22/05
Heavens -  RatMcGee | 06/23/05
Not a bellyflop  aforencich | 06/22/05
Portable flops  frabjous | 06/22/05
And then of course...  RatMcGee | 06/23/05
At 70 teraflops can it...  clazaam@... | 06/25/05
supercomputer operating systems  bear090938@... | 07/19/05

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