From the Folding@home Forums on a forum thread about their non existing Linux application -

Ahavi wrote:For those that need to use their GPUs for something good there is always gpugrid.net, which supports Linux.

Bruce (FAH Site Admin) wrote:
I don't consider donating to "big pharma" to be something I'd call good. FAH's research is placed in the public domain, and that's a big difference. Yes, public pressure has forced grid to publish some of their findings, but the important ones are kept by the private sponsors.

Gpugrid.net is a publicly funded project. It involves two universities, a hospital, and a scientific park. The project members belong directly to these entities http://www.gpugrid.net/aboutus.php
No "big pharma" company is related to the project. All the research done using the grid is published in scientific journals, similar to what F@H does.

We are working on providing more and better information on the kind of research being carried in gpugrid-ps3grid. Questions regarding this though, will be kindly answered too.

all the best,
ignasi

Thank you very much Ignasi, for making that clear! :)
I did not really believe what I read at the FAH Forums, but I thought I just ask...

So it's only the old Folding against all BOINC projects thing...
I hope you can get up the better info about ps3grid/gpugrid soon.

That's kind of character assassination what they are doing at FAH. :x

Thanks again,
Stefan
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I don't think that he is referring to us.

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[EDIT] Well, I hope that he simply did not know about this project.

Done...
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