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I was wondering if any of you Linux guys who have switched over to the newest BOINC client for 64 bit Linux (7.2.28?) have seen a difference in crunching times as compared to 7.0.65 or .64?
Also, as a Linux newb, I am still learning things about the OS. To that end, did you or do you have to use a command line way of updating to the new version or did you have to uninstall the current BOINC client and then install the new one?
Last edited by yojimbo197; 11-12-2013 at 04:27 PM.
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