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signed up as well and trying to help out a little
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hi im a new member and how about u?
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Hey Dani Great cause! I am in!
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Re: DaniWeb Folding@Home Team
went to the Stanford site and this looks interesting. Does anyone know if it'll work on a Mac running Win XP in Parallels?
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Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by Lorilei ...
went to the Stanford site and this looks interesting. Does anyone know if it'll work on a Mac running Win XP in Parallels?
You are running XP on a Mac? In any case, if XP is running the folding@home XP version should work. Post your results in case there is someone else in the world just as strange and wants to know the same thing.
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Cool, thanks! I went back and read all the messages in the thread again and found one that I originally missed saying it would run in Mac OSes. I might check out the XP Parallels idea and post it for the other weirdos like me ;P
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Hehe ... good luck against my dual 64-bit G5 power pc
might as well call it a "Monster" computer
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I don't get it
Me neither
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