Eric J Korpela

I'll see David tomorrow and talk to him about it. On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 7:31 AM, Oliver Bock wrote: > Guys, without some support from the official BOINC...

I attempted to raise these issues a very long time ago and was told that the BOINC application libraries were not meant to be installed (or used as shared). An...

When I've encountered this sort of error it's been a problem of either the order of libraries on the command line or a circular dependency. If you provide the command...

I would presume that there is a standard way to open an X port and, upon success, check whether an X server is running there. If there is a service...

Yes, this does duplicate 1378/1379, and it probably requires a device driver or additional software to be installed on windows (i.e. speedfan, CPU-z, GPU-z). On newer linux kernels many temperature...

(Relplying to David, above) True, but there's no uniform method or conversion to derive fan speeds. At least with CPU temperatures there's a somewhat generic Intel method and a generic...

Accessing these sensors typically requires a device driver (and the danger that entails) to make the values available to user mode code on windows (hence #1474) . I'm not aware...

The original idea behind the packages directory was to encourage open development of the package creation script which, it was hoped would result in more uniform packages with more uniform...

I would recommend that projects build a 64-bit version, split their plan_classes between 64-bit and 32-bit, and only send 32-bit versions to hosts running a 32-bit operating system. Even without...

I believe it is here: https://github.com/lm-sensors/lm-sensors On Thu, Jan 16, 2020 at 11:44 AM David Anderson wrote: > I did a quick survey of some Linux systems; > On 3...