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Dev here. Cross-platform for Linux/BSD is on the way, and it's already in the repo now.

• webmaven 10y ago
  Does that include developing/compiling GE (and GE apps) on Linux/BSD?
  • v-yadli 10y ago
    Yes, we will continue working on bringing both the core runtime and the toolchain (TSL compiler, data management tools, more computation modules, language bindings etc.) online and ready for the *nix world.
    • exit255 10y ago
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• halflings 10y ago
  That's great! You should definitely add that to the docs. I just went to the same page and was extremely disappointed when I saw that it required Windows. A benchmark comparing it with similar solutions (esp. Neo4j) would be much welcome.
  • v-yadli 10y ago
    Sure we'll definitely update the docs! Or better to work out one way to put the docs on GitHub and keep it synchronized with the site (they're markdown anyway)
    • sah2ed 10y ago
      While you are at it, can you guys also do a feature comparison between Graph Engine vs Neo4J vs JanusGraph (vs Apache Giraph)? Thanks
• erichocean 10y ago
  How well would this run traditional graph algorithms like PageRank?
  • v-yadli 10y ago
    Check this out: https://www.graphengine.io/downloads/papers/Trinity.pdf https://www.graphengine.io/downloads/papers/Trinity.pdf
• nl 10y ago
  Does this relate somehow to the Trinity graph store[1] which Microsoft have previously published papers about? [1] http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2467799 http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2467799
  • v-yadli 10y ago
    This is Trinity.
• dfsegoat 10y ago
  Awesome. Thanks for being on-top of putting this info out there: I was about to gripe about no mention of linux in the reqs/docs.