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+#summary Related projects
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+Through Linux Magazine, I found a project called "Linux Middleman". 
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+A quote from it's main page:
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+{{{
+Parallel Shell Scripting Made Easy
+
+The Middleman System (mdm) is a set of open-source utilities that help you parallelize your shell scripts. Its features include:
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+Uses dynamic mix-n-match parallelization technology
+Requires minimal modification to existing scripts
+Provides ncurses-based monitoring console
+The Middleman System is what you need to unleash the power of your multi-processor and multi-core computers.
+
+}}}
+
+Middleman uses a different approach to accomplish the same thing as PPSS: parallel processing using shell scripts. It seems that Middleman focuses on parallelising tasks within existing shell scripts. PPSS on the other hand just executes entire scripts or commands in parallel. 
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+Use the tool you need. So take a look at the following link to learn more about Middleman:
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+http://mdm.berlios.de/
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