Looks good on my P4/XP laptop.

Very smooth.

What's changed (besides the image)?
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What's changed (besides the image)?

There's just something strange about the uploads.

It just said it uploaded 1167 bytes of 331 bytes... Sorry?
(it showed that in the Transfer window only, nothing in the logs.)
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There's just something strange about the uploads.

It just said it uploaded 1167 bytes of 331 bytes...

It's pretty choppy on my Fedora box, Eric.

Looking at top shows a substantial chunk of CPU time going to X. I wasn't sure how (or if it's even possible) to get the output of top into a file. But I saw X taking anywhere from 50-70% when the graphics window wasn't maximized and 70-90% when it was.
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Whoa! First time I've seen this particular one. Very nice. Thought I saw a Tardis outline in there briefly. Must be a Dr. Who fan coding this one...

BTW-- Windows XP SP2, P4 1.8GHz (not HT), 768MB ram, GeForce FX5950 Ultra VGA on this machine.

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I managed to get two WU's running at the same time. The graphics were fairly smooth (much better than last time), even with the graphics windows expanded. After I got them both running and expanded, though, the time to completion clocks slowed to nearly stopped for about a minute and a half. Progress percentage slowed way down to just a few thousandth's of a percent every second or so. After the munute and a half was up, both the clocks and the completion speeded up somewhat. The clocks were only kicking over a second about every 3 to 5 seconds. When the lead WU finally closed, the remaining WU seemed to finish up quite normally. Graphics seemed to run about the same all the way though.

Oh yeah... Arrrr.
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I managed to get two at once also, and for a change had a chance to open the graphics. Very cool, definitely reminiscent of Dr Who. I didn't try opening them both at once, but looking at them separately, the motion was reasonably smooth. I didn't notice a slowdown at any point in the run.

Testing on Pentium D, WinXP Media Center, dual core 2.8GHz.

MJ
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Hail, Poetry, thou heav'n-born maid!
Thou gildest e'en the pirate's trade.
Hail, flowing fount of sentiment!
Hail, all hail, divine emollient!

I finally, after missing several WUs in the background, got a look at this one...

I blew it up to full screen, got my headphones and cranked up the volume on an MP3 of the Doctor Who theme.

Nicely done.
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Oh yeah, no problems on my end, save one bit of chop which I think was due to something else the computer was doing. Otherwise, looks nice and smooth, even at full screen, on my Athlon 1900+ with 1GB RAM and 128MB GeForce4 4600.
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Be there any chance o’ a Mac version o’ this one? Me little fleet be gettin’ restless from bein’ in port so long.

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Was that a Siren I heard?

Be there any chance o’ a Mac version o’ this one? Me little fleet be gettin’ restless from bein’ in port so long.

Seems one of my ship lost pace. Suddenly it needs thrice the time it needed before. All pirate wus needed about 230s - 250s up to 597381 now they all need 700s - 830s from 597497 on.
Anybody any ideas?
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Dragons can fly because they don't fit into pirate ships

Be there any chance o’ a Mac version o’ this one? Me little fleet be gettin’ restless from bein’ in port so long.

I finally got the Mac version working, so I'm letting out more work for this run for the Apple fleet.

I must turn off Windows by pushing the power button because I can't see something of the Windows desktop.

Me G5 ’n me mate’s iMac, both on Tiger, ’ave each completed a task successfully (unfortunately I didn’t catch them while runnin’) but me G4 on Panther be havin’ problems:...

Thanks for the tip, but the CTRL+ALT+DEL doesn't work. I think the Task-Manager opens, but I can't see it because the display still shows the saver picture.
The graphic chip continues its operation just after a reset by starting the computer new.