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Simon:
Yeah,

the tech news board has a post from Matt saying the Windows version got released and that Linux and Mac versions were to follow shortly.

In any case, I posted a question asking about the default multiplier in that thread a few minutes ago - shucks, would be interesting to know, wouldn't it ;)

If I get a quick answer, I'll start populating the downloads section with 2.4 apps (else I'll go to sleep first).

Now for a front page item about MB apps and switching to them...

Regards,
Simon.

Josef W. Segur:

--- Quote from: Simon on 09 Aug 2007, 04:01:12 pm ---Yeah,

the tech news board has a post from Matt saying the Windows version got released and that Linux and Mac versions were to follow shortly.

In any case, I posted a question asking about the default multiplier in that thread a few minutes ago - shucks, would be interesting to know, wouldn't it ;)

If I get a quick answer, I'll start populating the downloads section with 2.4 apps (else I'll go to sleep first).

Now for a front page item about MB apps and switching to them...

Regards,
Simon.
--- End quote ---

The Windows 5.27 on Main is binary identical to the Windows 5.27 on Beta, hence has the 2.85 multiplier. I'm sure that applies to the Linux 5.27 also, Eric would bump the version number if he made a change.
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Josef W. Segur:
There are a couple of Multibeam splitter processes running on SETI Main now. One interesting change is that the chirp limits are 30 and 100 rather than the 20 and 50 which has been used for Line feed and for Multibeam in SETI Beta. We'll need to add some of these even longer ones to our testing, of course, but it may take awhile to get a useful variety.
                                                                        Joe

Richard Haselgrove:
The difference between credit claim (2.2B) and credit award (5.27) cross-checks pretty well with a 2.85 multiplier, too.

Crunch3r:
OK i just received am email from Eric that confirms the 2.85 multi.

Yes, 2.85.  If the <credit_rate> tag is present in the workunit
analysis_config, the value present there will be used.    That will
allow us to vary the multiplier without releasing a new application.

Eric

On 8/10/07, Crunch3r  wrote:
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> Hello Eric,
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> could you please confirm that the new multiplier used for MB apps is 2.85 ?
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> We (lunatics.at) need to know for sure before we can release our
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> Thanks
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