There's a reason the numbers are white on white, that figure is wrong and Sek deliberately made it less visible to not confuse and alarm casual visitors checking up on progress. Originally the project was scheduled to last a year or so with all OS'es crunching and the % complete on the chart was the % of the original year - not the % of the work.

Had all OS'es been crunching they'd have been the effectively same, but the delay in getting Windows going means that although the % of the project actually completed has been much less than originally anticipated at this date the expected end date hasn't been adjusted yet.

That was the reason for my question, as I'm unsure of how much the end date will be affected. Will it push back the end date, or will the project be given a higher weighting in the WU distribution when windows does join in to ensure the project finishes at the originally agreed end date?

Well I just hope they get the MS/Mac boxes helping here pretty quick.

I am getting almost nothing but cep2 WUs and would really like to see some of the others that I am subscribed to.

Right now I have 12 cep2 WUs, 1 hcc WU and 1 c4cw WU.

This also means I do not have the option of just running 3 cep2 WUs at one time with something else.

It does add up the days for cep2 pretty fast though.

Now that windows and MAC are also running time to get the chart back on track as well??

We have increased the project weight up to give it a better equal share. You should notice the increase in runtime within the next 24 hours.

Thanks,
-Uplinger

just boxing this thread up