I have several large hugin scripted jobs which I would like to have processed in a timely manner. Each script will sometimes use all of the machine's cores at times, and other times be single threaded for some time.
I'm wondering about the fastest way to get all of my stitching jobs done. Would it be best to let the Linux kernel sort it out? For example, let all of the scripts slam the cpu at once? Or is it better to space the jobs apart? - Something like sun grid engine / Maui (there is only one server)? Or alternatively, rewrite all of my scripts into a single script? This last option wouldn't be very portable.