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KBoincSpy is a KDE monitor and control utility for the BOINC distributed client.
It displays a lot of useful information about the computation of work units, such as the percent of work done, estimates of the completion time and credits granted. For some projects it also reports interesting data about the content and signifiance of each work unit being analyzed. Through KDE's IO mechanism KBoincSpy is able to monitor remote BOINC clients and its plugin-based architecture offers support for a virtually unlimited number of projects.
Plugins for the following BOINC projects are included:
* AstroPulse - http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/ap
* BURP - Big and Ugly Rendering Project - http://burp.boinc.dk
* climateprediction.net - http://www.climateprediction.net
* Einstein@Home - http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu
* Lattice Project - http://lattice.umiacs.umd.edu
* LHC@home - http://lhcathome.cern.ch
* Pirates@home - http://pirates.vassar.edu
* ProteinPredictorAtHome - http://predictor.scripps.edu
* SETI@home - http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu
14 years ago
2006-02-06 Roberto Virga
* added some more visualization modes to the Predictor@home PDB viewer
* added RPC password authentication.
* added color coding to the project icon to reflect the state of the
cache (left=to process, right=processed, top=being processed)
* added web links toolbar (for those projects which publish web links)
* added user & host statistics graphics
* added attach-to-project wizard.
* added French, Hungarian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish,
and Swedish translations, thanks to Arnaud & others, jeason,
Mchl & all the BOINC@Poland team, Claudio, Jesús, and Daniel
respectively (I hope I didn't forget anybody, my apologies if I did)
* changed the location of the Cache, which now is listed separately
for each project
* changed the close button location in the tabbed view, to work
around a KDE/Qt bug
* fixed, hopefully for good, the routine that tries to find out
to which project a work unit belongs (unfortunately BOINC doesn't
provide that information, so we have to jump through hoops trying
to datamine it from the client_state.xml file)
* fixed several other serious and minor bugs
14 years ago
2006-02-06 Roberto Virga
* added some more visualization modes to the Predictor@home PDB viewer
* added RPC password authentication.
* added color coding to the project icon to reflect the state of the
cache (left=to process, right=processed, top=being processed)
* added web links toolbar (for those projects which publish web links)
* added user & host statistics graphics
* added attach-to-project wizard.
* added French, Hungarian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish,
and Swedish translations, thanks to Arnaud & others, jeason,
Mchl & all the BOINC@Poland team, Claudio, Jesús, and Daniel
respectively (I hope I didn't forget anybody, my apologies if I did)
* changed the location of the Cache, which now is listed separately
for each project
* changed the close button location in the tabbed view, to work
around a KDE/Qt bug
* fixed, hopefully for good, the routine that tries to find out
to which project a work unit belongs (unfortunately BOINC doesn't
provide that information, so we have to jump through hoops trying
to datamine it from the client_state.xml file)
* fixed several other serious and minor bugs
Prcek
13 years ago
If I use boinc_gui I can attach a project and everything works, but I cannot see the project progress in kboincspy :-(.
Is there any way to manually (edit some config file) tell kboincspy which project am I running? Or am I doing something wrong?
gentoo-2.6.23, kde-3.5.7, kboincspy-0.9.1, boinc-5.10.28
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enr1x
13 years ago
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rvirga
13 years ago
Independently of the Rosetta client, I've been working some time ago on better support for Rosetta and World Community Grid. If you download and install the beta version of KBoincSpy that's in the SVN repository, you'll be able to see 3D models of the molecules being predicted by Rosetta. There are still a few bugs, but overall it works OK.
- Roberto
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gohanz
14 years ago
http://www.slacky.it/
http://www.slacky.it/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=29&func=fileinfo&filecatid=936&parent=category
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baskitcaise
14 years ago
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BorgQueen
14 years ago
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rvirga
14 years ago
- Roberto
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BorgQueen
14 years ago
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rvirga
14 years ago
Unlike SETI@home classic, where there was just the SETI@home client, in BOINC there's the boinc client, which doesn't do any computation (and hence use negligible amount of CPU), and the project clients, which do the actual computation. In BOINC, it's OK to keep the BOINC client running at all time, and through the BOINC client you can start/stop the project clients at will.
- Roberto
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MaBu
14 years ago
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rvirga
14 years ago
cd /usr/portage/sci-misc/kboincspy/
cp kboincspy-0.9.0.ebuild kboincspy-0.9.1.ebuild
The 0.9.0 ebuild takes the version number from the filename, so renaming it automatically generates an ebuild for 0.9.1.
- Roberto
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MaBu
14 years ago
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sbenitezb
15 years ago
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rvirga
15 years ago
- Roberto
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