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Date: Sun 07-Jul-1989 13:51:52 From: Unknown Subject: Remote Mathematica Mathematica has been much touted for its separate front-end and kernel sections. I am looking to purchase some equipment in the near future and would like to know if this really works between different vendors equipment. Specifically, can I start up the Mathematica front-end on a NeXT machine and run the kernel remotely via TCP/IP ethernet on a SGI IRIS 4D? The 4D machines should be MANY times faster than the NeXT at running the kernel, especially for the operations that use hardware floating-point. Thanks for any info....
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