Some weeks with a lot of wu.
It's only (and exclusively) for debug or team use this wu for a sort of "beta" science, a preview of results?

Ralph is the "alpha" site for Rosetta@home - it's where we test new versions of the executable, and also where we do small-scale tests of jobs before we send it out to R@h, to make sure there aren't any issue with them. There really isn't a distinction between the type of science on Ralph vs. Rosetta@home.

If we're not testing a new executable version or if no one has new jobs to test, there won't be much activity on Ralph. On the other hand, if we're testing an executable or if people are starting a lot of new jobs, there will be a bunch of work units.

Thank you very much for the answer!!

What on the surface appears to be a simple task, may end up being very complex.

What looks to be a simple activity may turn out to be highly difficult. dordle