Installed BOINc, but do I now uninstall SETI@Home client?

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Thierry Van Driessche 志愿者测试人员 发送消息 已加入：20 Aug 02 贴子：3083 积分：150,096 近期平均积分：0	消息 88434 - 发表于：20 Mar 2005, 13:24:08 UTC - 回复消息 88415.   最近的修改日期：20 Mar 2005, 13:24:22 UTC > Thanks for your reply. So how does SETI@home work with BOINC? Where's all > the charts and figures you see in the SETI@home client? I don't see anything > like that in BOINC. For having charts and figures, you can use BoincLogX together with S@H Mapview. Both can be downloaded from Boinc add-ons download page. Read the News at the homepage Have a look at the Technical News Look if your question is not answered at the Boinc Wiki Best greetings, Thierry ID: 88434 ·
Kol Tregaskes 发送消息 已加入：13 Dec 02 贴子：2 积分：50,935 近期平均积分：0	消息 88415 - 发表于：20 Mar 2005, 12:41:43 UTC - 回复消息 88382.   > > > I've downloaded and installed the new BOINC program but should I remove > the old SETI@Home client? > > If you plan to run the BOINC one, yes. > > If it's not in the Add/remove programs section then you can just delete it's > folder & any sub folders. > Thanks for your reply. So how does SETI@home work with BOINC? Where's all the charts and figures you see in the SETI@home client? I don't see anything like that in BOINC. Kol ID: 88415 ·
Grant (SSSF) 志愿者测试人员 发送消息 已加入：19 Aug 99 贴子：13028 积分：208,696,464 近期平均积分：304	消息 88382 - 发表于：20 Mar 2005, 10:22:19 UTC > I've downloaded and installed the new BOINC program but should I remove the old SETI@Home client? If you plan to run the BOINC one, yes. If it's not in the Add/remove programs section then you can just delete it's folder & any sub folders. Grant Darwin NT ID: 88382 ·
Kol Tregaskes 发送消息 已加入：13 Dec 02 贴子：2 积分：50,935 近期平均积分：0	消息 88378 - 发表于：20 Mar 2005, 10:09:38 UTC Hello, I've downloaded and installed the new BOINC program but should I remove the old SETI@Home client? I see that the service is down atm. Kol ID: 88378 ·

 
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