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    Dreamos is an operating system developed on Sega Dreamcast to be ported to an array of embedded devices. The goal of the project is to be able to run non-ported Unix programs on the Sega Dreamcast and other embedded devices with ease and POSIX compliance
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    Set of programs and scripts that will allow to improve the usage of CPUSET. It includes a "jail" for users to just use on cpuset and sets and permissions management. (See web for more information)
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    prll

    A utility for parallelizing the execution of shell functions.

    PRLL HAS MOVED TO GITHUB https://github.com/exzombie/prll A utility for parallelizing the execution of shell functions. Focuses on convenience in interactive use, but is just as usable in shell scripts. Put your multicore to good use, or combine prll with ssh to create an instant cluster.
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