Anyone else participating in the Quake-Catcher Network?

http://qcn.stanford.edu/index.php 

I believe JTokash is invloved, or at least interested.

I tried downloading the software, and couldn't get it to work on my computer (which doesn't say much for my computer savy)

I didn't have a supported laptop but they will sell you a USB accelerometer so a desktop PC or Mac can participate. I got mine working this week.

I sort of remember clicking on a test link, and the site came back saying go ahead with the download, I'm sure it's my lack of any advanced computer application knowledge that kept it from working.

http://qcn.stanford.edu/downloads/ 

I will, thanks

Yep, when I posted about this a while ago, it was still in the testing phase. I am on three BOINC progects and currently have 328385.75 credits. I'll have to go see if my laptop will work for the new project, but if not I'll hold off until I can afford the USB gizmo. Too bad I can't get a penny for every hundred (or even thousand) credits I accumulate, LOL!

-JT

re 6

Great

re 7

I hear you, I also do Folding@home projects, about 2,239,901 points so far. My inside computers, 10 CPUs and 3 graphics cards keep our family room toasty. I also have three older Compaq servers that warm up the lower garage. They make way too much noise to be inside.