We have found what appears to be the source of the different results between Windows and Linux. The problematic function is not essential, so we will be doing runs without it until the code is replaced in our next version. We expect the amount of invalids to be significantly reduced going forward, but we will be keeping an eye out for additional issues. As mentioned, one might be an issue with runs that restart after a shut down. If you happen to shut down during some tasks, let us know if you notice anything!

The invalid results given when resuming a run were caused by some checkpoint files not storing all of the information that was needed. A fix will be included in the next update.

Thank you for keeping us updated. :-)

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Good to know. Thanks for the update.