Martin wrote:

Bernard wrote:

I installed setiaspy via the rpm under linux and it works like a charm - no need for wine at all.

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Couldn't find any references to "setiaspy". Do you mean "KSetiSpy" ?

Meanwhile, I did find this link which gives a good summary of various Linux s@h add-ons:

http://seti.amdmbpond.com/linux.php

There is still the question of whether KSetiSpy can work with my existing SetiSpy files to permit dual booting between Linux and Windoze...?

...To wrap up...

Meanwhile, loading up all the ".dll" files for Windoze95C into a Windows hierarchy has given greatly improved results.

Looks like SetiQueue + SetiSpy + s@h CLI client all work well together under Wine in Linux. I can seamlessly dual boot and continue the s@h crunching unperturbed.


Checking out KSetiSpy, it looks very good for Linux although it hasn't seen any updates since Version 0.4.2 - Mar 25, 2002. Hence it doesn't include Roelof's latest enhancements. It is pretty much SetiQueue and SetiSpy merged into one.

Regarding file compatibility:

http://ksetispy.sourceforge.net/manual/profile-dialog.html
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KSetiSpy has the ability to read and write both SETI Spy and SETILog log files. The SETI Spy log is a single file called setispy.log that contains information both about the work unit and the returned signals. The SETILog format is more detailed and comprises two files: SETILog.csv, which contains work unit data, and SETIResult.log, which instead stores info about the returned signals.
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But note no new versions for over a year.


Now on to explore a few more Linux features!

Good luck for anyone else moving over. There's some excellent work being done on the Linux side of things.

Regards,
Martin

Mandrake Linux 9.1 + Wine
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/
http://www.winehq.com/