[Debian Wiki] Update of "BOINC" by YixuanGuo

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  = Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing =
  
  ||<style="text-align:center"> {{http://boinc.berkeley.edu/logo/www_logo.gif}} ||<style="background-color: #FFE0E0;"> BOINC comes as an official part of Debian and with it of Ubuntu, Mint and many others. Just install the DebianPts:boinc package. Then start the `boincmgr` application to join the project of your liking. <<BR>> <<BR>> The remainder of this page helps the maintainers of these packages to better organise themselves. It may serve the curiosity of the one or other casual visitor and possibly attracts more helping hands. Ignore it at first.||
- ||<style="text-align:center"> {{http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/images/seti_logo.png}} ||<style="background-color: #FFF0F0;"> BOINC, under your control, downloads and runs external applications. Debian supports many more platforms than any scientific group. And with Debian, you have confidence to see have a direct correspondence between the source Debian distributes and the application one runs. For SETI, we have hence packaged also their scientific application as DebianPts:boinc-app-seti. Desire for more such redistributions? Contact us.||
+ ||<style="text-align:center"> {{http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/images/seti_logo.png}} ||<style="background-color: #FFF0F0;"> BOINC, under your control, downloads and runs external applications. Debian supports many more platforms than any scientific group. And with Debian, you have confidence to see a direct correspondence between the source Debian distributes and the application one runs. For SETI, we have hence packaged also their scientific application as DebianPts:boinc-app-seti. Desire for more such redistributions? Contact us.||
- ||<style="text-align:center"> {{http://packages.debian.org/Pics/openlogo-50.png}} ||<style="background-color: #FFF7F7;">BOINC 7.0.27 is in testing, the upcoming Wheezy distribution. It seems like boinc-app-seti, just like the later BOINC packages, will eventually be shipped via [[http://backports.debian.org|backports.debian.org]], not with the initial release. Ubuntu also provides backports to earlier versions.||
+ ||<style="text-align:center"> {{http://packages.debian.org/Pics/openlogo-50.png}} ||<style="background-color: #FFF7F7;">BOINC 7.0.27 is in testing, the upcoming Wheezy distribution. It seems like boinc-app-seti (currently only in unstable), just like the later BOINC packages, will eventually be shipped via [[http://backports.debian.org|backports.debian.org]], not with the initial release. Ubuntu also provides backports to earlier versions.||
  
  
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  From the user's perspective, BOINC has three parts:
  
   1. The external web server, run by the scientists, that manages the data flow. After the user's registration to a particular project this server is of interest only for power users who are interested to communicate with other users or the general progress of the individual project.
-  1. The BOINC core client that is commonly wrapped by the BOINC Manager (`boincmgr`) and the only program that is actually started by the user.
+  1. The BOINC core client that is commonly controlled by the BOINC Manager (`boincmgr`) and the only program that is actually started by the user.
   1. The project-specific application (e.g. `setiathome`) that is started by the BOINC core client.
  
  The speed of the processor is measured by the BOINC core client.