Posts by Chris Macintel

1) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : mac beta test (Message 25742) Posted 26 Dec 2006 by Chris Macintel Post: Running well for me with intel iMacs Thanks Tolu! Chris Thomerson
2) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : * Sticky - PowerPC Mac users (Message 25224) Posted 22 Nov 2006 by Chris Macintel Post: [quote]There is a version under development for the Intel MAC only. So, if not one of those, it\'s unlikely there\'ll be a version for your machine in the foreseeable future. Sorry. I have 2 intel Macs. How can I find out when the new development is ready? Thanks Chris
3) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : * Sticky - PowerPC Mac users (Message 21838) Posted 2 Apr 2006 by Chris Macintel Post: I\'m disappointed because I see this as THE most important project out there. I had been contibuting with an old slow brick running linux, now have this ripping new intel Mac and can\'t use it :( Is it feasible to get the team MacNN guys to help with the code issues? Best wishes. Chris
4) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : * Sticky - PowerPC Mac users (Message 21828) Posted 2 Apr 2006 by Chris Macintel Post: I have found Einstein to be Mac oriented and actually works: http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/ Also, for intel macs there is a beta test BOINC 5.3.31 which I have been running successfully and fast for 24 hours, no problems: http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download.php?min_version=5.0&dev=1 If you want to experiment with fast, Team MacNN seem to be friendly and knowledgeable they have custom tuned apps available: http://team.macnn.com/ Goodbye climate prediction... Chris Thomerson
5) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : * Sticky - PowerPC Mac users (Message 21806) Posted 1 Apr 2006 by Chris Macintel Post: I have an intel iMac. Is there hope for the intel platform? Chris Thomerson
6) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : * Sticky - PowerPC Mac users (Message 21802) Posted 1 Apr 2006 by Chris Macintel Post: Is \"no support for Apple Macs\" permanent, or are there any plans to incorporate? If so, what timescale? If not, what projects can we participate in? Thanks Chris Thomerson