I'm not sure about the commodore 64, i don't own one, but I'd be happy to let you look at my massive parallel computing project built from tens of thousands of casio calculator watches. On 3/10/08, Jeremiah Cruit <j at cruit.net> wrote: > > I'd just say go with what you know and just remove all extra packages that > you don't need. Or if you don't know much than a specific distro like > freenas as mentioned before is great as it is designed just for that. > > But another question was broght up: > > "Are you sharing with Windows? Linux? Old world UNIX? Commodore 64?" > > That made me think what would be the best way to hook up all my Commodore > 64s? And could I build some sort of super powerful cluster out of them with > enough computing power to take on the newest cell phones on the market. > > --j > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20080313/16bd9ad3/attachment.htm