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Licensing issues
« on: 25 Jun 2006, 07:33:30 pm »
Due to unresolved licensing issues there is currently no Windows client released.

Barring Intel sponsoring a license for Seti@Home/BOINC (or me) or Intel offering their free non-commercial personal use packages for Windows, it'll stay that way in the near future.

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Simon.

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Re: Licensing issues
« Reply #1 on: 26 Jun 2006, 07:40:32 am »
Simon,

Nice work with what you have done.  Thanks.

I have very limited experience compiling apps and made a right mess of the Linux version, despite your instructions.  I tried to go with a 'friendly' version of linux which ended up not having most of the basics to even allow me to install the developer apps.  Oh well.

Any chance you could do a set of instructions for compiling for Windows using the Intel compiler?  I think that would bypass the licensing issues since the individual users could download the compiler demo and there wouldn't be any redistribution of compiled applications.

Not a real big issue for me, now that you have released your Linux app I think I can at least get SETI loaded and get your app installed.  But would still like to give compiling another go, for the learning experience if nothing else.

Cheers,
Dave

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Re: Licensing issues
« Reply #2 on: 26 Jun 2006, 09:04:30 am »
Thanks Gazzalodi!

Yes, a Windows How-To is in the works as well. Just takes a little bit of time ;D

Regards,
Simon.

 

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