Its been a while since I’ve blogged about my Folding@Home management tool, now called Origami. There was a lull there in development for a while, but this last week I’ve done probably 20+ commits, which puts us up to version 0.6.6.1. There are now also two branches being maintained on Launchpad (bzr). One for [...]
I’m trying to come up with a more creative name for my folding @ home management tool. I put up a quick poll on the Ubuntu Forums. If you care to offer a vote or suggestions please take a minute and drop by.
folding.sh renaming poll
I wanted to quickly toss something out there for all of you on the interweb. I spent some time last evening cleaning up a few of my code projects. If you have been using either of them you may want to update.
apturl for Gnome Do
I spent some time in the #gnome-do channel last nite seeing [...]
Minor update available for folding.sh. For those interested the download is available in the traditional location as well as on Launchpad. Still working on a package folks.
updated config file control, allowing commenting in the ~/.foldingrc
added ‘migrate’ function, easing transitioning to new hardware
added ‘version’ function as standalone (vs output via ‘help’)
misc cleanup
As usual, if [...]
A few of us from the Ubuntu Folding Team setup an IRC channel today for support and discussion of folding. If you’d like to join us drop by in #ubuntu-folding (freenode).
You can find support for folding.sh (my application) if I’m around, or discuss other methods for running the distributed computing client.
Links:
Download folding.sh
Ubuntu Folding Team [...]
If you’ve followed this blog over the last six months you probably know I’ve been developing a little piece of software that facilitates in installing (and MUCH more!) the Folding @ Home distributed computing project on Linux machines. I’ve had a great lot of fun writing and developing this software, and based on the number [...]
I know we just had a folding release earlier today, and it is still super-awesome, but I had a little time to think this afternoon and I added a little bit more to it. I went with my wife to the doctor regarding the baby that is on the way and, well, you know how [...]
Well, its time again for another folding.sh update. This release, version 0.6, is a MAJOR update from all previous versions. This is one that I’m really proud of and I’ve tested pretty heavily. To give you an idea, I installed Stanford’s Folding @ Home client to ten machines on my network–all different [...]
I wish I was announcing the release of Folding 0.6 today but I made a mistake with some of the revisions I had and lost them. Looks like I’ll be starting over on those additions. Those are (for those that are curious), a local backup and restore utility and also a remote backup and restore. [...]
Just three days after releasing 0.5.2 I’m repenting and reverting a bit with a 0.5.2.1 patch. This removes the renaming prompt at the main installer. Based on a bit more testing and user feedback I realize adding that feature at that point was not the best idea. In the future, installing as [...]
