Nero 3 Linux

Have supported AIX in the (distant) past.
I think 4.1 was the last version I supported.

Solaris 10 looks alright, just started working towards my certification.

Have to support some production services that are on GNU/Linux, don't like it.

and I have to put up with all of you geeks on a daily basis translating all the jargon you throw at me to a customer that only understands costs

Don't get me started on the size of my memory buffers and pinned memory limits.

Originally Posted by Grinch

Don't get me started on the size of my memory buffers and pinned memory limits.

Why is that then?

Grinch, you seen the tera-flop CPU design yet?

Two CPU's running on a shared L2 cache, the difference that makes it so fast? 16 operations/cycle instead of the usual 4.

I love this lark of confusing the non-geeks. For all they know, I could be talking about them

For all the non-geeks out there: tera-flop means the CPU will crap out the wrong data four times as fast as a normal CPU.

Originally Posted by Filipe M.

Why is that then?

Cus its dull

Originally Posted by Baph

Grinch, you seen the tera-flop CPU design yet?

Two CPU's running on a shared L2 cache, the difference that makes it so fast? 16 operations/cycle instead of the usual 4.

I love this lark of confusing the non-geeks. For all they know, I could be talking about them

Nope... can't be ****... Got to that point that I just don't care, it works and that all I worry about.

Originally Posted by Filipe M.

For all the non-geeks out there: tera-flop means the CPU will crap out the wrong data four times as fast as a normal CPU.

Thats the one... bloody applications.

Originally Posted by Filipe M.

For all the non-geeks out there: tera-flop means the CPU will crap out the wrong data four times as fast as a normal CPU.

You've got that right!
I would try Nero for Linux but my PC is essentially a propped-up toaster.