David Anderson
David Anderson
I'm not sure what's involved. There are both ARM- and Intel-based Chromebooks. Chrome OS is not the same as Android, but apps are distributed through the Play Store.
A while back we explored having the Windows client run apps under an unprivileged account. I believe we found that this prevented the apps from using GPUs, and we made...
It's possible to do scientific computing with GPUs using WebGL, on a variety of devices including phones. The easiest way to do this is from Javascript running in a browser....
(from a user email) boinc_7.8.3_windows_intelx86.exe, available from via , is vulnerable to DLL hijacking: it loads multiple Windows system DLLs from its "application directory", typically the user's "Downloads" directory "%USERPROFILE%\Downloads",...
I got a user email saying the BOINC doesn't support bluetooth tethering (i.e. routing IP traffic over bluetooth). Is this an app-specific function? Doesn't seem like it would be.
Fixes #41 (!) Previously there were single prefs for - % of CPUs - % of CPU time - suspend if non-BOINC CPU load above X These applied whether or...
Win 10: I selected the BOINC screensaver. It kicked in and worked OK, but when I moved the mouse it didn't go away. Instead the screen went black except for...
If max_used_gb or max_used_pct are zero (in client prefs) treat as "no limit". I haven't tested this.
There was a request for an RPC to provide info about an account, similar to the BOINC am_get_info.php RPC. I can do this if someone convinces me that it will...
Related issues: #3405, #1187 The notion of "in use" (for computing preferences) means any interactive use of the host. This includes: 1) a physical terminal connected via RS-232 2) remote...