[Gllug] seti

[John Southern]

Richard wrote:
> Do any of the 'cancer research or similar' distributed processing projects
> have clients for Linux yet (or Solaris, for that matter)?  Last time I
> looked, it was rc5 or seti - neither of which are particularly 'benefit of
> humanity' type things, IMHO, in the sense that rc5 is proving a point, and
> seti is searching for something which may not be there...

>From by database there are Linux clients for - 

Distributed.net - rc5, ogr, csc, des
Distributedfolding.org - Protein folding
Stanford.edu - Folding at home - Protein folding
Stanford.edu - Genome at home - Genome folding
Berkeley.edu - Seti at home
Mit.edu - DClient - Crack TiVo to get hidden features
Ecompute.org - ECC2-109
Washington.edu - eOn project - Long time scale sim of solids
stephenbrooks.org - Muon - Particle accelerator design
Parabon.com - Cancer
D2ol.com - Drug design
Buyya.com - Molecular modelling
Childhooddiseases.org - Drug design
Mersenne.org - Find gimps primes
Loria.fr - ECMNET - Find Cunningham numbers
Ii.uib.no - GRISK - K-Optimal lattice rules
Ualberta.ca - PCP - Post's correspondence problem
Perso.wanadoo.fr - Generalized Fermat prime
217.35.81.229 - Pseudoprimes
217.35.81.229 - Wilson primes
Williamgarnett.net- Proth primes
Dal.ca - Wieferich primes


John



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