I'm having this issue as well (Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit). Someone earlier asked why this feature is needed and well, I have a really powerful desktop computer and when I'm not using my computer (the mouse is not moving) I'd like all that power to be used for something I consider useful rather than just sitting idle. But, when I need to use my computer, I want all that power for myself - I'm selfish that way. I want BOINC using 10% or less of my resources when I need to use my computer, but it can have 100% while I'm not using it, and it should do this automatically. As above, I uninstalled BOINC until this gets fixed.
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