Sometimes it makes sense to act smart rather than brute-force.

For example, when Intel makes another #MKL release and you get version like "2026.0.0", and you need to figure out the remaining "-n" suffix for the .deb packages. And you really don't want to start a Debian container to figure that out.

Well, you could just keep brute-forcing until you find the right number. Or you can figure out that the index URL is https://apt.repos.intel.com/oneapi/dists/all/main/binary-amd64/Packages.bz2 and find out that the correct number is 908…

Thanks to @thesamesam for finding the spec. My search-engine-fu would only come up with completely useless guides to newbies. Even after adding the f-word.

The spec's at https://wiki.debian.org/DebianRepository/Format.

#Gentoo

Interesting: even with hyperthreads turned on , #intel 's #MKL will not launch more threads than the physical cores in a processor
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