Hi,
I want to know what is the difference between Open Pandemics (WCG subproject) and other distributed computing project. I'm talking about Folding@Home, Rosetta@Home, GPU Grid, Ibercivis BOINC.

I tried to search for info myself, here's what I found:
Folding@Home - precise simulation of protein folding
Rosetta@Home - somewhat streamlined folding simulation
WCG OpenPandemics - barebones folding simulation with highest focus on folding results rather than folding process
GPU Grid - no idea, nVidia only project
Ibercivis - no idea

I sorta tried to keep track of Folding, Rosetta and OpenPandemics at first, but some time later I forgot most of what makes them different. At this point I'm not even sure what differences they have, but it seems that some projects overlap and do same work as others. Folding@Home for some reason is the most popular one, but from what I understand OpenPandemics should be the quickest to find some rough solutions. Then Rosetta and Folding would examine known results in greater depth. GPU Grid and Ibercivis joined really late and at this point they seem to be pointless. Also Rosetta seemed really lively at first, but right now it's seemingly dead and some people are talking in forums that Rosetta might be ending altogether and that their work will move to some other platform, which will have GPU crunching support.

Please, enlighten me about all those projects and what are they doing differently.