SCE Question App

A fun interactive application that asks "Do you like SCE?" and responds accordingly. If you answer "No", it will run a series of expensive operations to show you what happens when you don't appreciate SCE! 😄

Features

• Clean, modern GUI built with tkinter
• Interactive question with Yes/No buttons
• GPU, Memory, CPU stress test using OpenCL, Numpy, and multiprocessing for the "wrong" answer
• Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Requirements

• Python 3.7 or higher
• OpenCL-compatible GPU (for the stress test)
• Virtual environment support

Quick Start

Option 1: Double-Click to Run (macOS)

Simply double-click SCE Question.app in Finder!

The app will automatically:

• Set up the virtual environment
• Install dependencies
• Launch the GUI

Option 2: Command Line (All Platforms)

On macOS/Linux:

./run.sh

On Windows:

run.bat

Any platform:

python run.py

Option 3: Manual Setup

1. Create and activate virtual environment:

   python3 -m venv venv
   
   # On macOS/Linux:
   source venv/bin/activate
   
   # On Windows:
   venv\Scripts\activate

2. Install dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Run the application:

   python gui_app.py

How It Works

1. The application opens with a simple question: "Do you like SCE?"
2. If you click "Yes": The app displays "Good" and closes gracefully
3. If you click "No": The app displays "Wrong Answer." and launches a stress test that will make your computer work hard!

Files Structure

• gui_app.py - Main GUI application
• main.py - stress test using OpenCL, Numpy, and multiprocessing library
• SCE Question.app/ - macOS application bundle (double-click to run!)
• run.py - Cross-platform setup and runner script
• run.sh - Unix shell script for easy execution
• run.bat - Windows batch file for easy execution
• requirements.txt - Python dependencies
• venv/ - Virtual environment (created automatically)

Dependencies

• numpy - For numerical operations in the memory stress test
• pyopencl - For GPU computing and stress testing
• tkinter - For the GUI (included with Python)

Troubleshooting

OpenCL Issues:

• Make sure you have OpenCL drivers installed for your GPU
• On macOS, OpenCL is included by default
• On Linux, install opencl-headers and appropriate GPU drivers
• On Windows, install GPU manufacturer's drivers

Virtual Environment Issues:

• Make sure Python 3.7+ is installed
• Try running python -m pip install --upgrade pip before installing dependencies

Permission Issues on macOS/Linux:

• Make sure the run script is executable: chmod +x run.sh

Warning

The stress test in main.py will run indefinitely and use significant system resources. Use Ctrl+C to stop it if needed or kill the process in task manager or activity monitor. Don't run this on battery power or systems with cooling issues!