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wattOS is a fast desktop Linux distribution based on Debian. Using the lightweight Openbox window manager as its default user interface, the distribution strives to be as energy-efficient as possible so that it can be used on low-specification and recycled computers.
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| 2002-12-20 |
NEW • Distribution Release: MSC.Linux November 2002 |
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The November 2002 release from MSC.Linux is now available for i686 processors. This brief announcement, claiming LSB certification, is the only indication of the new release. "MSC.Linux is the definitive cluster distribution designed for the most demanding computational environments in engineering and life sciences. If you're lucky enough to have to build a cluster, this is the distribution for you." The changelog and download: msccdrom.iso (696MB).
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| About MSC.Linux
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| MSC.Linux is dedicated to high performance cluster computing and is a member of the OSCAR (Open-Source Cluster Application Resources) group. MSC.Linux offers many advantages over other Linux distributions. These advantages stem from MSC.Software's 40-year heritage and involvement in high-performance scientific and technical computing. When the MSC.Linux team of developers designed the MSC.Linux distribution, they included all the tools necessary to manage a compute cluster. Whether you are running a compute cluster of 4 nodes (computers) to 4000 nodes, the wisest choice in operating systems is MSC.Linux. Features of this distribution include compute cluster management tools, graphical interface and fast-installation with an easy-to-use, web-based installation and system administration.
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| 2002-08-30 |
Distribution Release: MSC.Linux July 2002 (i686) |
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From the very brief announcement on the MSC.Linux web site: "MSC.Linux 2002 (July) for the i686 architecture is now available for download." This follows the July 2002 release of MSC.Linux for IA64 processors, which was indeed released in July. If you need more information about this specialist cluster distribution please visit MSC.Linux's software page. Quick links to the two ISO images: msccdrom.iso (700MB) and mscappcd.iso (427MB).
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| 2002-07-21 |
Distribution Release: MSC.Linux July 2002 (IA-64) |
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A very brief announcement on the MSC.Linux's web site: "MSC.Linux IA-64 2002 (July) for the HP zx1 chipset is now available from the MSC.Linux FTP site." This is the download link: msccdrom_ia64_hpzx1.iso (701MB). Slightly more information can be found in the changelog and installation README, which also promises that "a release for other Itanium chipsets will be available soon." MSC.Linux is a specialist distributions which includes computer cluster management tools, graphical interface, web-based installation and system administration. More on the distribution's web site.
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| 2002-03-27 |
Distribution Release: MSC.Linux March 2002 |
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A new version of MSC.Linux (March 2002) is now available: "MSC.Linux 2002 (March) represents a high performance operating system that is tuned for scientific and technical applications. If your application requires intensive number crunching, this is the operating system for you. This Linux operating system is designed to be the basis of a turnkey Linux supercomputer offering for engineering and other vertical markets." For more information, consult the Release Guide, ChangeLog and the distribution's home page. The installation and application ISO images are available for download: msccdrom.iso (677MB) and mscappcd.iso (429MB). Our MSC.Linux page carries the basic package list, while the full contents are also available (Installation CD-ROM, Applications CD-ROM).
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