If I have two CPU's on the board, can i run 2 different aptitude processes?
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It may be possible to set up some amount cpu allocation to help assign some part of the work to each processor. I forget that command. Not sure it would help you at all. Almost every distro is SMP aware and most modern programs are SMP aware. Linux has a scheduler to assign tasks between the processors as needed. You can sometimes assign more cpu power to one process or the other.
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