Behind the scenes cleanup

Mostly this one just fixes bugs, improves stability, tweaks the hashrate calculation again (it stabilizes a lot faster now), and lays some more foundation work for further work.

Resource cleanup is significantly improved, particularly when aborting due to an error. In addition I've finally implemented some semblance of proper signal handling in both Windows and POSIX environments. These combine to finally eliminate, in my testing, the segfaults on Linux!

Proper point release

This one pretty much just fixes bugs: including one that causes an intermittent crash when receiving an invalid challenge from the server.

Also improves many error messages - which you'll hopefully see less often.

We now - at last! - have support for decimal intensity. Due to certain storage limits inherent to CUDA as well as a certain amount of laziness on my part, it's currently capped at 41.99; but 4.3 trillion threads would probably break any existing GPU anyway.

And, finally, the last remaining trace of the old node-prompt command interpreter is removed. Kill with Ctrl-C, like any other miner.

Critical fix for multi-GPU mining!

This release fixes a bug that prevented any GPUs other than the first (GPU 0) from actually producing valid solutions. No other changes.

Update: packages replaced to change default server to one that's less sketchy.

Read the instructions, dammit

Unless you want to be mining for me. I don't mind if you do it on purpose; but I don't want it happening by accident.

No more weird names (for now)

Do not use this release; it's quite broken. Left online for records only.

Fixed a bug in the nonce generation that resulted in duplicate work spaces, reducing valid solution frequency and increasing invalid shares. Trimmed some more fat from the backend stuff that nobody else really cares about.
Bumped the version to 2.10.1 because I'm tired of trying to figure out which version people are talking about: just tell me the number, dammit.

Read the instructions, dammit

Unless you want to be mining for me. I don't mind if you do it on purpose; but I don't want it happening by accident.

Kind of a side deal

Do not use this release; it's quite broken. Left online for records only.

This is, probably, hopefully, the last release I'll make with JS code in it. It's very much stripped down: no "accounts", no prompt commands (other than exit), no CPU mining. Check the README and set your configuration in 0xbitcoin.json.

This release supports multiple GPUs and has (tested!) UI code for Windows 8 and earlier, as well as for operating systems that properly support ANSI/DEC control codes.

There is now a dev fee. Further details are contained in the README, and the code is quite simple.

Linux version is built from commit 18ee481, which solves several Linux-specific build errors.

New UI (again) and a Linux build!

Mining no longer pauses while submitting shares. UI now displays (partial) mining address and time passed since last share. Kepler GPUs (700 Series) and Linux builds are functional again.

Critical fix!

v2.10.0-pre3 had a bug that prevented the miner from generating solutions at low difficulty. This release fixes that bug, as well as including several performance enhancements and fixing the hashrate display on Linux.

Bugged release

Further improvements to hashrate, as well as a working solution counter and cleaner log output - with human-friendly timestamps!

This release is bugged and may not produce shares

Same great speed; lighter look

This is essentially v2.10.0-pre3 with a UI better suited to Windows versions prior to Fall Creators Update.

You get all the hashrate improvements, a minimalist solution counter, and a slightly cleaner log compared to previous versions

Nobody likes speed, right?

Well, too bad. You're getting it anyway. Along with some bugfixes and a bit of UI improvement.

CPU usage should be significantly decreased on most systems.

Please don't try this on Windows 7.

It's incredibly ugly and spams the terminal like mad. Nothing can really be read.