Folding Forum

so, oddly, "working as intended" I guess. You guess wrong; it is intended to work. But because there are a lot of linux distro's and only a few have started migrating to python 2.7 this issue was discovered late in the development. I'm not a dev but as far as I can understand the issue it...

This is a known issue on distribution that use Python-2.7 instead of 2.6.
A fix is in the making.

Also see viewtopic.php?f=67&t=18046

Arnette wrote: I cannot wait

I'm afraid you have no alternative....

SolidSteel144 wrote:I personally believe the client will be released Q1 2011.

Any reasons for that?

If you have to ask then you might not fully understand what IRC is.... Forums are more like email and IRC is more like real live conversation. I think I know what it is. One downloads and installs a client, (after searching for and finding one), then one must sign on and have a chat, in real time, ...

Not trying to be obtuse, but can you do something there that you can not do here? The information posted here is available to anyone, at any time of the day or night. Is it the same there? If you have to ask then you might not fully understand what IRC is.... Forums are more like email and IRC is m...

There's #folding but besides PD187 there's usually nobody there. No oppers.
I'll give #folding@home a shot

Still a problem here: [12:27:49] - Autosending finished units... [February 16 12:27:49 UTC] [12:27:49] Trying to send all finished work units [12:27:49] Project: 5785 (Run 3, Clone 52, Gen 17) [12:27:49] - Read packet limit of 540015616... Set to 524286976. [12:27:49] + Attempting to send results [F...

[23:40:32] + Attempting to send results [February 15 23:40:32 UTC] [23:40:32] - Reading file work/wuresults_04.dat from core [23:40:32] (Read 167567 bytes from disk) [23:40:32] Connecting to http://171.67.108.21:8080/ [23:47:10] Completed 68% [23:47:24] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server [23:47...

With "proper" client I mean a client installation which is more user-friendly then it is now. For instance a msi install package that installs a client that is capable to be run in systray like the Windows system tray client. toTOW points out exactly the point i'm trying to make: beta clie...

Let me first start by saying that I'm trying to start a discussion, not flaming at how things are going. The GPU and SMP(2) clients have been beta for a very long time now and I was wondering if and when they will get out of beta and be a properly supported client. The SMP client for example has bee...

Just got one using only 1 core: