FoldMonitor - Nice, but perl.exe crashes...

[asmodean]

...when playing fullscreen games :(. No can do, gaming is the main use of my box.

Anyone know of any other alternatives?

Thanks in advance :)

[Hugo 59]

Den the creator of fold monitor is working on a new version that doesn't use perl. If you want to try the test version you can download it here (http://users.neosmart.com/hruzaden/folding/download.html) it's about halfway down the page. I'm going to let someone else test it out and let them get a few of the bugs worked out if there are any before I try it

[Dunga Bee]

I have also read here or somewhere about a fleet manager of sorts for folding. It might have been on oc.uk when I was reading about how that foad fellow got all his computers up.

I'll have to see if I can find info on that...

[Lews]

Originally posted by Dunga Bee
I have also read here or somewhere about a fleet manager of sorts for folding. It might have been on oc.uk when I was reading about how that foad fellow got all his computers up.

I'll have to see if I can find info on that...


Trying it out at home and no gliches. So far works the same as the other one.

Tomorrow I will try it at work.

[Kendan]

Originally posted by Lews



Trying it out at home and no gliches. So far works the same as the other one.

Tomorrow I will try it at work.
which are you trying?

[asmodean]

Thanks for the heads ups, I'll try those when I get home.

[asmodean]

Running FoldMonitor (.exe version) now... Hasn't crashed yet, good. It's got a huge memory imprint, though, peaks at 10 megs & VM usage at 12 megs... A bit over 1.2 megs when minimized, so it's not too big (unless it starts to leak).

[JetMech]

Running .exe version set at 60sec refresh interval. No defects noted. I use an online ram optimizer. I'll use it to give me a heads up on possible leaks. The refresh function gives a feeling of speeding up the process because you can see some progress during these long winded folds.