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  • tomtomme
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    Originally posted by Michael View Post


    Hmmm I haven't seemed to get that many Tumbleweed updates at all.
    Remember to update with "sudo zypper dup"

    Tumbleweed stalled for 2 weeks because LXDE broke in Factory.
    But it is rolling again. From the mailing list:

    14 Nov [opensuse-factory] New Factory snapshot 20141107 released!
    20 Nov Re: [opensuse-factory] Re: LXDM 0.5.0 Startup issue in Factory
    26 Nov [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141124 released!
    27 Nov [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141126 released!
    04 Dec [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141201 released!
    06 Dec [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141203 released!
    06 Dec [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141205 released!
    07 Dec [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141206 released!
    09 Dec [opensuse-factory] New Tumbleweed snapshot 20141208 released!

    so 8 updates in 4 weeks. Thats fine by me.

    Michael: Also many thanks for including suse!!!
    You are doing an increasingly good job! Big respect

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  • Michael
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    Originally posted by chrisb View Post
    Michael posted earlier that the PCs are cycled on/off during benchmarking instead all being on at the same time. Benchmarking needs high power draw, so there is a limit to how many can be on simultaneously, maybe 4-5 and the circuit breaker will trip.
    The most systems under full load at any given time are probably 10, but a few of them are Atoms or APUs.

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  • Michael
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    Originally posted by Saverios View Post
    Yeah, good job and clearly a lot of work has gone into setting this and PTS. Well done and keep up the good work. I wonder whether it would be worth setting up a system or two running PTS on Windoze or McOS, just for comparison purposes. I suppose you wouldn't expect much excitement since only the graphics drivers would be updated.
    Don't think it would be too entertaining, but PTS is supported on OS X and Windows too.

    Originally posted by Saverios View Post
    1) What's with the cool-looking case on the leftmost side of the first picture? Sure looks damn fine!
    The white one? Some $50 NZXT chassis.

    Originally posted by Saverios View Post
    2) What sort of power protection do you use? Are all these systems hooked up on a industrial-size UPS? A power spike could make it a seriously bad day for you.
    Just four normal-sized surge protectors. Again, the systems cycle on at different times for their test schedules and they'll power off and then WoL when needed.


    Originally posted by Saverios View Post
    Off-topic, I am glad you included OpenSUSE tumbleweed, although, to be honest, I am starting to regret installing it on my laptop. I use it once or twice a week, and although it works fine right out of the box, each time there's a gazillion new updates.

    Drives my OUD nuts.
    Hmmm I haven't seemed to get that many Tumbleweed updates at all.

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  • Apopas
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    Congrats Michael!

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  • chrisb
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    This looks great. Just signed for a Premium Subscription. Well done.

    Originally posted by Saverios View Post

    2) What sort of power protection do you use? Are all these systems hooked up on a industrial-size UPS? A power spike could make it a seriously bad day for you.


    Michael posted earlier that the PCs are cycled on/off during benchmarking instead all being on at the same time. Benchmarking needs high power draw, so there is a limit to how many can be on simultaneously, maybe 4-5 and the circuit breaker will trip.

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  • Saverios
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    Yeah, good job and clearly a lot of work has gone into setting this and PTS. Well done and keep up the good work. I wonder whether it would be worth setting up a system or two running PTS on Windoze or McOS, just for comparison purposes. I suppose you wouldn't expect much excitement since only the graphics drivers would be updated.

    I have a couple of questions:

    1) What's with the cool-looking case on the leftmost side of the first picture? Sure looks damn fine!

    2) What sort of power protection do you use? Are all these systems hooked up on a industrial-size UPS? A power spike could make it a seriously bad day for you.


    Off-topic, I am glad you included OpenSUSE tumbleweed, although, to be honest, I am starting to regret installing it on my laptop. I use it once or twice a week, and although it works fine right out of the box, each time there's a gazillion new updates.

    Drives my OUD nuts.

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  • extraymond
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    Originally posted by Michael View Post
    Wife did most of it If I had more time in a day, I'd be more concerned about it.
    No big deal, get a second wife!!


    Thx for maintaining this site, best linux hardware/software news site ever.

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  • dungeon
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    Originally posted by Michael View Post
    Wife did most of it
    Онда је у реду

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  • Michael
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    Originally posted by 89c51 View Post
    You need better cable management
    Wife did most of it If I had more time in a day, I'd be more concerned about it.

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  • 89c51
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    You need better cable management

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