I know,
I know. Non-Deterministic calculations. Yeeeessss. That is at
least a good (and rational) reason.
* There must be some proper way *........ how to inform user that
BOINC is not stupid, just the task or APP-algorithm is a bit abnormal /
excentric.
Wait, what if we showed a link to a *short explanation* /
text about typical behavior of those tasks/ app when user tries to abort
some task at 99.98 + progress? Might be directly in the dialog ,
but in RED and BOLD, so that the person reacts quickly - cancelling
the automatic "Click OK" attempt (which is really as fast as a
jedi-reflex). I think only something BIG RED can stop it ;)
What do you all think?
Filip
2015-08-14 13:32 GMT+02:00 Seke Rob :
> Forgot to say in my previous post: Non-Deterministic calculation [have
> seen many over the years, those that e.g. need to home in, but not known
> how many attempts it requires to find the required minimum lowest energy
> threshold]... when finished is really unpredictable, very unpredictable in
> cases!
>
> --SekeRob
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