On 12/26/2011 01:07 AM, LocutusOfBorg wrote:
> @Steffen I agree with you but I have to say that I've personally
> experienced this bug in the older 6.10 releases and the bug were already
> reported by me before the opening of this one! (I were not experiencing
> anymore this bug because ubuntu lacks of a boinc update package!
>
> backporting and updating the ubuntu boinc package seems to be too hard
> for ubuntu developers ;)
upstream works a lot on GPU support these days. An update of the Ubuntu
packages would indeed help a lot. I suggest you talk to Daniel directly
about helping him with those not-yet-official BOINC packages. The PPA
is at https://launchpad.net/~pkg-boinc/+archive/ppa and offers the
last version officially announced as stable, if I am not erroneous.
That we have the interim versions for Debian is mostly because
they were needed for the Einstein@home's own cluster, which I
personally find very rewarding. I just wished they would run the
popularity-contest on those machines :o) .
> so many of those bugs here on lp are already fixed upstream
But backporting those fixes is either considered important by upstream
(and then you get it through the PPA) or the Debian/Ubuntu packages
should not care either. Chat to Daniel.
On 12/26/2011 01:07 AM, LocutusOfBorg wrote:
> @Steffen I agree with you but I have to say that I've personally
> experienced this bug in the older 6.10 releases and the bug were already
> reported by me before the opening of this one! (I were not experiencing
> anymore this bug because ubuntu lacks of a boinc update package!
>
> backporting and updating the ubuntu boinc package seems to be too hard
> for ubuntu developers ;)
upstream works a lot on GPU support these days. An update of the Ubuntu /launchpad. net/~pkg- boinc/+ archive/ ppa and offers the
packages would indeed help a lot. I suggest you talk to Daniel directly
about helping him with those not-yet-official BOINC packages. The PPA
is at https:/
last version officially announced as stable, if I am not erroneous.
That we have the interim versions for Debian is mostly because
they were needed for the Einstein@home's own cluster, which I
personally find very rewarding. I just wished they would run the
popularity-contest on those machines :o) .
> so many of those bugs here on lp are already fixed upstream
But backporting those fixes is either considered important by upstream
(and then you get it through the PPA) or the Debian/Ubuntu packages
should not care either. Chat to Daniel.
Best,
Steffen