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Hmm I'm still don't understand why not publishing linux version ? Is it technical problem ? or license problem Cry

He is afraid of disassembling, stealing his code, removing fee, etc...
For linux there is open source miner with same speeds.

There is not one but two Windows miners that are free and faster than the current v4.0 Claymore miner. They work for AMD and nVidia also. If you are a Mac user, there is a version for that too.

what two miners are faster than claymore for windows ?

A couple of people worked to port SA to windows and mrb added some significant improvements and nVidia support. The SA community is quite active at the moment and the results are frankly faster than v4.0 on any OS.

What about stability? Do I need restart bats every two hours. Or has that been resolved?

Edit. Frankly they burned a lot of people not giving consideration to windows users It's about who came first. Even if they come with slightly better miner. I'm going to further support claymore. this whole mess leaves sour taste. When you post code for people to use for free and they find a way to make it far superior and charge a small fee don't be angry. Be happy that someone got use from your code. That's all the satisfaction one should need if they truly believe in open source. I agree credit should have been given. Small mistake for the amount of grief that came from SA clan and company!

Edit edit. The more I think about this. Was this a calculated move by those who would love to see crypto fail? Divide and conquer??? Hmmmm
BR

We have known each other for a long time, so I will opine with you. At first it appeared Claymore "borrowed" some code, but then that code, if actually borrowed, got much better. Now mrb and others have released even better code. I think that is healthy competition between hobbyist. Claymore, mrb, Genoil, and several others are a valuable asset to the community and hope they continue busting each others balls to be the best. I'm not sure if they are all releasing code incrementally on purpose, but the timing of releases make ya go hmmmm. Bottomline......it doesn't matter as long as the public has access to it. Support Claymore, his remote manager is excellent. Support mrb since he freely gives to the community. Hell support them all as I do. I think today I've mined more to their addresses while testing than I have to mine Tongue