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Yellow_Horror:
There is the part of client_state.xml corresponding to one of the "app-empty" tasks.
Nothing weird as far as i can see:

--- Quote ---
<workunit>
    <name>11ja09af.31819.74374.10.8.178</name>
    <app_name>setiathome_enhanced</app_name>
    <version_num>608</version_num>
    <rsc_fpops_est>78918495483347.094000</rsc_fpops_est>
    <rsc_fpops_bound>789184954833471.000000</rsc_fpops_bound>
    <rsc_memory_bound>33554432.000000</rsc_memory_bound>
    <rsc_disk_bound>33554432.000000</rsc_disk_bound>
    <file_ref>
        <file_name>11ja09af.31819.74374.10.8.178</file_name>
        <open_name>work_unit.sah</open_name>
    </file_ref>
</workunit>
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Jason G:
Probably cosmetics related to the juggling in process to get the app scheduling 'right' .  I think they might have quite some playing to do to get the mechanism to work with app_info file the way we'd all like to see, so I'm expecting some related things to break and change, then be fixed again afterwards.

Yellow_Horror:
As far as i can see at Seti@Home message board, randomly stop/resume a task is a bug of 6.6.10. Will see if it is fixed in 6.6.11... or downgrade to 6.6.9.

Can someone tell me the exactly address of BOINC "wishlist"? I wish an option to suspend CUDA while a fullscreen application (other than screensaver of course) is executed. IMHO, it is the simplest way to solve "laggy DVD-player" issue.

Richard Haselgrove:
The official route is to make out a trac ticket.

You could add a comment to reinforce http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/ticket/842, which has just been postponed from 'v6.6' to 'Undetermined' (i.e. 'far future')

Richard Haselgrove:
Sorry, that seems to have backfired. David Anderson has replied, following Yellow_Horror's addition:


--- Quote from: David Anderson ---resolution set to wontfix.

Currently, there's a preference to not do GPU computing while the computer is in use, and a config option to not do any computing while particular applications are running. That's about it for now; I don't know of a way to find out if another graphics-intensive app is running.
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