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● 02.01.08

●● Novell is Microsoft’s Supercomputers Trojan Horse

Posted in GNU/Linux, Microsoft, Novell, Servers, Windows at 7:41 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

As I stressed in a recent article of mine (which made Slashdot), Linux is a big winner in the area of supercomputing. It dominates over 90% of HPC. However, under everybody’s nose, just look what Microsoft is quietly cooking:

=> ↺ a recent article of mine | ↺ look what Microsoft is quietly cooking

A new resource dropped in January 2008 offers a way to integrate Windows Compute Cluster Server into a Linux Environment through Platform LSF.

“The integration of WCCS into the Linux SUSE environment enables users to submit jobs to the Platform LSF scheduler for execution on WCCS. When a job is submitted to the Platform LSF scheduler’s WCCS queue on Linux, it is transferred to the Platform LSF installation on Windows Compute Cluster Server. The Platform LSF installation running on WCCS then authenticates the user and runs the job using that user’s credentials,” Microsoft stated.

The next time someone asks you how Novell harms Linux, tell his or her about Novell’s special invitation to Microsoft. Novell just wants to sell SUSE. It cares very little about anything else and it tries to keep its new partner happy so that more coupons can be sold. SUSE, just like Moonlight, has become a pet project of Microsoft. Microsoft uses it to its own advantage, as usual. █

=> just like Moonlight | as usual

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