Not very helpful, really... we don't know whether that means "run while connected to the network" or "run even through you're OFF the network".

Damn, were doing well, 281 and rising like a rocket, mostly thanks to Tonys cluster.
Look @ the number of people it the top group!
I may be getting a dual Athlon box soon (long story) which might help a *bit*
=)

I'm not sure what the hell is up, but my GAH won't do any more sequences--it keeps shutting down. I may re-upload it over the weekend.

Mine seems to have died while i was at school, now idea why....
Hmm, seems it 'generated an error' as Win2k so verbosely puts it...buggarit

Re: logo
 

By golly, Griff, you're right!

I cobbled together the following: one with plain, and one with "Philly Flavor".

So, what does the Cellar community think? A preference for either? Ditch 'em both?

Just to make things interesting, I'll leave it to you folks to come up with the "witty slogan" at the bottom.

Discuss among yourselves...

Ha HA, Sweeeeeet!

TeamCellar building a better idiot.

I like the one on the right, personally...it just looks more compact

"TeamCellar: If you put infinite BBSers in a room with infinite typewriters....."

Actually, that sounds like it could be one hell of a signature, too

Griff: The parable says "If you build a better idiots, Marketing will beat a path to your door."

That's just totally awesome!

Matter o' fact, I like it better than the original dumb-as-balls logo I came up with, which is what you see there at the top o' the page... do you have any interest in building one to that size? or even slightly shorter and/or slightly longer?

G@H under Linux?
 

Am I the only one having problems? Has anybody out there managed to get this pig to run on a Linux box? If so, what flavor are you using (distro, kernel, etc etc)?

I untarred it on an old PII-233 running Red Hat 6.2 and.... well, the results were unpleasant.

I know, I know... Red Hat is damaging to my 3l33t h4x0r creds. I should be using SuSE or Slackware, but I'm old and lazy and juggling all those tarballs just isn't as much fun as it used to be.

Any success stories out there?

My Linux copies are running on RH 7.0 boxes and one 6.1 box. I like RH as a company and want to support them. I even go out and buy each new version in stores, to do a little bit to keep shrink-wrapped OSes in CompUSA and stuff.

There are some complaints of crashes on the G@H forums. They say the client software has a bug that causes it to fail with certain proteins. Once you get one of those proteins, there is no recourse, other than to delete it and get a new one to work on. To do that, try deleting the files input.inp and input.pdb before running it.

You mean it's not my badly-configured box?!
 

#include < humor.h >
int main();
int main()
{
cout <<"Thank you, Obi-Wan! \n";
return 0;
}

Is it me, or would main be better as a void than an int there?

It comes iwht a 'clear bad work and restart' program under windows, i had that problem and it worked for me.

Being the sneaky bastad i am i'm starting to install and set G@H up under my name on comptuer i build for other poeple so that should help.

Ill try it on my slack box tonite after install version 8.

Well, I'm doing something similar. We just got a quad xenon box here at my office and, as part of testing it, I am running 4 sessions of ghclient.x on it. They're predictably using 99.6% of all four CPUs and blasting through quite a bit of the G@H data. I'll probably leave it run for a few days and then my throughput will probably drop suddenly. :)

Hey, alph, are you the one to put the logo in at G@H? We should oughta do that, because we're now at 199! Lisa's giving it a serious boost.

What about including the URL in the logo? I always think of promoting it...