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Great. Donation sent 

You are missing out by not having donations possible in crypto currency.
Just saying 

That sorted it. Problem is, the settings page often loads with no presets showing.

Are you aiming to replicate the full functionality of the windows version?
Really miss the memory column, font selection and report completed tasks button.
With those, I would fully switch from running BT on Virtualbox 

Just noticed that I'm on snap v1.08 after an update.

Now, when I click on the history tab, it shows 'disabled' in red.

I'm impressed by the speed of the load times when selecting hosts 

Try this: Extra -> BoincTasks Settings -> Timing refresh rate from 2 -> 4 Apply changes.

Done and the initialising messages have now gone and looks good 

In the debug log, there are quite a few gtTimer,Gbusy, timeout errors, Apart from the initialising messages, the other columns are working OK. Some of the message tabs are now populating. Another problem though. When selecting any computer and clicking on 'BOINC read config files' get this error popup.



The rows which are not showing the version and platform are the ones showing initialising.

Making progress. Have it working on snap 1.07. Issue I have now is that several hosts just show initializing on the project and application column. I have around 26 hosts.
Oh and the message tab does not populate anything.

Checked and I was using v1.06. Tried v1.07 from the snapstore and same issues. I can attach projects to hosts but the menu tab selection is stuck on computers. Only the IP, Computer and Port fields ever populate.

A team mate has v1.02 working though 

Tried v1.06 on Ubuntu 20.04 but having same issues as Keith   

Thanks Fred. Another donation in the pipeline 

Darn! I was hoping to use the rules to abort one particular kind of application, on a project that does not allow me to choose which to download.

Similar to what I would like to see with Boinctasks. The ability to abort a certain task using a wildcard word in the task name. All the various types of tasks with GPUgrid use the same application, but some types of tasks are problematic with certain cards. Process Lasso is no use with Linux.
Thanks for reading 

Using Ubuntu 11.4 with Nvidia 580 gpu's. 'Find computers' only logged the local computer. Added the rest (Linux and Windows) manually. The temperature graphic did not display until I upgraded Tthrottle to 4.20. No other problems found   
Just a pity that Tthrottle doesn't work on Linux 

To show "GPU No"... ie. 1NV(d3) as in the "Use" column in the task view. On multi-gpu systems, when a task errors, it's difficult to know which card computed the failed work unit. A pattern of failure could then be seen.
Thanks Fred.

Perfect, thanks very much 

Thought I'd just do a search to see if anyone had a Boincview replacement in the pipeline and up pops this gem. Great work Fred. I'm using it to look after 8 cpu's and 19 gpu's with no problems. There is one issue I have however, in that the tasks are condensed in the format ie: 4 <tasks>. This does keep it looking tidy, but if, as often happens to certain projects, one has to abort a known corrupt work unit before it runs, it's not possible to identify it. This is stopping me from mothballing Boincview entirely 
Keep up the excellent work