Im confused, since when i need to buy a License for Rosetta to let it run?

It just means if someone want to use Rosetta for commercial purpose (i.e. a pharma using Rosetta to research protein folding for their new drug). BOINC runners don't need to care about this message since we're not getting research result (Baker Labs do) and it's not for commercial purpose either.

I have found the majority of the Biology/Medicine projects except for Rosetta at Home and World Community Grid are simply not active.

There's SiDock y'all know...

Sid

We joined about the same time but I have not been as focused on Rosetta as you have been ,,,, I have spread myself across a lot of projects .... But I favor Science based projects.

Like you in for the long run,

Bill F

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In October 1969 I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
There was no expiration date.

Sid
We joined about the same time but I have not been as focused on Rosetta as you have been ,,,, I have spread myself across a lot of projects .... But I favor Science based projects.

Like you in for the long run,

Bill F

2 weeks apart, 17yrs ago. That must have been a very dull period of time for us both to arrive here.
And I've only just noticed you have more credit from retired projects alone than I do from all mine.
It's only recently I've found a 3rd live project worth running, even as a backup.
I don't like to spread myself too thinly - Rosetta remains my #1 throughout.

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Even with the documented issues on the Project Servers I have had enough tasks on three active systems to move up 547 positions on BOINCStats in the last 30 days.
So some things are still working ok.

Yes, all the downtime has been getting caught up 2 days later with credits - no-one has been losing any.
And the most recent batch of work doesn't have the 25% failure rate the previous one had, so there's still work to be going on with now from a 2.2m batch whereas the previous 2.5m batch had run out by this time of the week.
And, more generally, the reduced amount of work here has meant fewer hosts, so it's easier to climb the tables at the stats sites if you persist here.
Even I've been able to gain a couple of places in the last month

That zero failure rate from the last batch has made all the difference.
We were down to ~150k tasks left when I looked earlier today and I've just taken a look at how close to zero we are.
We aren't.
The next batch has already arrived.
2.3m tasks showing on the front page - no downtime this week.
Good news, whether by accident or design.

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2 weeks apart, 17yrs ago. That must have been a very dull period of time for us both to arrive here.

We are getting old, my friend..

I don't like to spread myself too thinly - Rosetta remains my #1 throughout.

+1

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