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mfillpot

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    RE: gang scheduling in linux
    I found some references to someone testing gang scheduling in 2011, but not recommending it for mainline inclusion, so I do not know if it has been added yet. I also found a page at https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/gang_scheduling.html which explain how to implement it using the SLURM utility.
    Link to this post 16 May

    I found some references to someone testing gang scheduling in 2011, but not recommending it for mainline inclusion, so I do not know if it has been added yet.

    I also found a page at https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/gang_scheduling.html which explain how to implement it using the SLURM utility.

  • mfillpot
    RE: Linux Mint14.1: connecting to a Wifi network
    I am surprised that mint dooes not ship the b43 drivers by default it that distro does not appear to be friendly for offline use. But I did find a tutorial for you to try at http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/692
    Link to this post 22 Apr

    I am surprised that mint dooes not ship the b43 drivers by default it that distro does not appear to be friendly for offline use. But I did find a tutorial for you to try at http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/692

  • mfillpot
    RE: How do I test SLOB? Really need help!
    Unfortunately this site does not have many kernel developers. I highly recommend joining the mailing list at http://kernelnewbies.org/ . They have many knowledgeable members who can help point you in the right direction.
    Link to this post 22 Apr

    Unfortunately this site does not have many kernel developers. I highly recommend joining the mailing list at http://kernelnewbies.org/ . They have many knowledgeable members who can help point you in the right direction.

  • mfillpot
    RE: downloading in linux
    wow that is a rant that is hard to follow. I am trying my best so please correct me if I missed a question. It sounds like you want installed applications to leave a desktop icon to run them, that is a windows behavior that generally annoys most people so it is not a default action by any window manger. The windows icon are just shortcuts an similarly you can make shortcuts to apps or custom .desktop files to launch the apps with custom options. If you can tell me which window manager or Linux variant you are using then we can attempt to guide you. As for clicking on a file and choosing install, the reason it is not working it because you need to be the root or admin user to install software and most linux variants block logging in as the root user. You might want to check the right clikc options to see if an open with option exists and based upon your chosen variant there may be an option like open with yun or open with synaptic package manager.
    Link to this post 22 Apr

    wow that is a rant that is hard to follow. I am trying my best so please correct me if I missed a question.

    It sounds like you want installed applications to leave a desktop icon to run them, that is a windows behavior that generally annoys most people so it is not a default action by any window manger. The windows icon are just shortcuts an similarly you can make shortcuts to apps or custom .desktop files to launch the apps with custom options. If you can tell me which window manager or Linux variant you are using then we can attempt to guide you.

    As for clicking on a file and choosing install, the reason it is not working it because you need to be the root or admin user to install software and most linux variants block logging in as the root user. You might want to check the right clikc options to see if an open with option exists and based upon your chosen variant there may be an option like open with yun or open with synaptic package manager.

  • mfillpot
    RE: Fedora Vs. Fuduntu
    I recommend against fuduntu because it is being killed off by the developers per the post at http://www.fuduntu.org/blog/2013/04/15/fuduntu-team-meeting-held-on-april-14-2013/ .
    Link to this post 19 Apr

    I recommend against fuduntu because it is being killed off by the developers per the post at http://www.fuduntu.org/blog/2013/04/15/fuduntu-team-meeting-held-on-april-14-2013/ .

  • mfillpot
    RE: Vmware player
    It sounds like the manual requires a windows based virtual machine, not that it is a vmware virtual machine. If you cannot get it to work in dosbox or wine then you have no choice but to extract it in a windows machine or windows virtual machine.
    Link to this post 15 Apr

    It sounds like the manual requires a windows based virtual machine, not that it is a vmware virtual machine. If you cannot get it to work in dosbox or wine then you have no choice but to extract it in a windows machine or windows virtual machine.

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