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Linux distribution survey (closed)

Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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We invite Linux Fortran users to let us know here about which Linux distributions you use now and plan to use in the future. This will help us in our future planning.

Please add your response as a reply here - copy the text of the questions and add your answers. If you use both IA-32 and Itanium, please copy two sets of questions and answer one set for each architecture. Thanks

Steve

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1. Are these answers for IA-32 or Itanium?

2. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you use now?

3. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you plan to use next/upgrade to?

4. Do you plan to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS? version?

5. Which of the following application types are most commonly run on your Linux systems?

- Desktop or client applications
- Server applications
- High-performance technical computing and/or cluster applications (OpenMP, MPI, etc.)
- Other (please specify)

Message Edited by sblionel on 01-20-2004 05:37 AM

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Intel_C_Intel
Employee
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1. Are these answers for IA-32 or Itanium?

IA-32

2. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you use now?

Red Hat 9.0

3. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you plan to use next/upgrade to?

follow on Red Hat

4. Do you plan to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS? version?

no

5. Which of the following application types are most commonly run on your Linux systems?

- High-performance technical computing and/or cluster applications (OpenMP, MPI, etc.)
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tonio
Beginner
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1. IA32
2. MDK 9.2
3. FEDORA / MDK 10
3. NO
4.Desktop or client applications
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warren
Beginner
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IA-32

2. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you use now?
Debian woody and sarge
Libranet
Redhat 9 (1 cluster)

3. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you plan to use next/upgrade to?
Debian sarge
Libranet

4. Do you plan to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS? version?
On a few machines

5. Which of the following application types are most commonly run on your Linux systems?

- Desktop or client applications
Open office, matlab, mozilla, matlab, IDL, UNIDATA and NCAR analysis software, Our own visualization software .....

- Server applications
Apache, sendmail, nfs, nis, ...
- High-performance technical computing and/or cluster applications (OpenMP, MPI, etc.)
OpenMP and MPI weather models
- Other (please specify)

Itanium

2. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you use now?
Debian sarge

3. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you plan to use next/upgrade to?
Debian sarge

4. Do you plan to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS? version?
No

5. Which of the following application types are most commonly run on your Linux systems?

- Desktop or client applications
Our own visualization software .....

- Server applications
nfs

- High-performance technical computing and/or cluster applications (OpenMP, MPI, etc.)

OpenMP weather models

- Other (please specify)
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mhermanns
Beginner
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1. Are these answers for IA-32 or Itanium?

IA-32

2. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you use now?

Red Hat 9 w/ custom kernel and Gentoo.

3. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you plan to use next/upgrade to?

Debian

4. Do you plan to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS? version?

No

5. Which of the following application types are most commonly run on your Linux systems?

High-performance technical computing and/or cluster applications (OpenMP, MPI, etc.)
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andrei78
Beginner
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1. Are these answers for IA-32 or Itanium?

IA-32

2. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you use now?

SlackWare 9.1

3. What Linux distribution(s)/version(s) do you plan to use next/upgrade to?

SlackWare

4. Do you plan to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS? version?

No

5. Which of the following application types are most commonly run on your Linux systems?

High-performance technical computing and/or cluster applications (OpenMP, MPI, etc.)

Regards

Andras Szabo

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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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Thanks for all your responses to date. This has been very helpful.
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