Jeff Dike said:
>Good stuff. Here's a little bit of shell that will go down that list
>extracting the OS for each one:
>
>for i in `wget -q -O - 'http://clusters.top500.org/db/result.php3?limit=10
0&Pr
>o
>cessor=%25&Country=%25&Interconnect=%25&order_type=desc&show%5B1%5D=site_n
ame&
>s
>how%5B2%5D=site_country&show%5B5%5D=System&show%5B6%5D=Integrator&show%5B7
%5D=
>N
>umber_node&show%5B8%5D=Processor_total&show%5B9%5D=Total_Peak_Performance&
orde
>r
>_field=Total_Peak_Performance&show%5B12%5D=Interconnect' | grep
>'entry.php3?id=' | sed 's/^.*id=\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/'`; do wget -q -O -
>http://clusters.top500.org/db/entry.php3?id=$i | awk '/Operating System/
{
>os=1; next} { if(os == 1){print; exit} }' | sed 's/^.*\">
\([^<]*\).*$/\1/';
>done
Thanks - nice script.
>
>
>The sort | uniq -c | sort -rn of the resulting list is:
> 87 Linux
> 4 Solaris
> 3 Tru64 UNIX
> 3
> 1 Windows NT
> 1 Linux Redhat
> 1 BSD
>
I missed the one NT, but notice that, of those that list an OS, 88 are Linux. Yep,
as Greg said, Linux is taking over the supercomputer market. And, elsewhere, I've
seen continued reports of it grabbing the embedded market. Plus the server market.
Sounds like Linux is moving in just about everywhere.
jeff
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