Bump to v0.6.0

Author: lululxvi

README.md

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-&Sigma;&Sigma;<sub>Job</sub> or Sums<sub>Job</sub> (**S**imple **U**tility for **M**ultiple-**S**ervers **Job** **Sub**mission) is a simple Linux command-line utility which submits a job to one of the multiple servers each with limited resources such as GPUs. &Sigma;&Sigma;<sub>Job</sub> provides similar key functions for multiple servers as [Slurm Workload Manager](https://slurm.schedmd.com) for supercomputers and computer clusters. It provides the following key functions:
+&Sigma;&Sigma;<sub>Job</sub> or Sums<sub>Job</sub> (**S**imple **U**tility for **M**ultiple-**S**ervers **Job** **Sub**mission) is a simple Linux command-line utility which submits a job to one of the multiple servers each with limited GPUs. &Sigma;&Sigma;<sub>Job</sub> provides similar key functions for multiple servers as [Slurm Workload Manager](https://slurm.schedmd.com) for supercomputers and computer clusters. It provides the following key functions:
 
 - show the status of GPUs on all servers,
 - submit a job to servers in noninteractive mode, i.e., the job will be running in the background of the server,
@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ Show the status of GPUs on all servers. For example,
 
 ### `$ submit jobfile [jobname]`
 
-Submit a job to (GPU) servers. Automatically do the following steps:
+Submit a job to GPU servers. Automatically do the following steps:
 
-1. Find a server with free GPU. You can specify the server and GPU ID by `-s SERVER` and `--gpuid GPUID`.
+1. Find a GPU with low utilization and sufficient memory (the criterion is in the configuration file). You can also specify the server and GPU by `-s SERVER` and `--gpuid GPUID`.
 1. Copy the code to the server.
 1. Run the job on it in noninteractive mode (default) or interactive mode (with `-i`).
 1. Save the output in a log file.

sumsjob/__about__.py

@@ -1 +1 @@
-__version__ = "0.5.0"
+__version__ = "0.6.0"