I'm not sure, most people use ethminer or claymore to mine eth, both are just command line miners.

I feel like an ass posting about my pool everywhere, but without getting the word out, it will never be more than a couple people mining on it.  Not to mention the links to it help with search engine results.  It'd be great to get the server up to 500MH/s or even in the 1GH/s range.  Would give everyone a good shot at finding the block and getting the reward as well as seeing payouts come every day or two.  Payouts are set at .05 and every 10 minutes, but until a block is mined the eth balance doesn't go up, so you don't see a payout until then.

I'm currently looking for some more GPU's so I can increase the hash rate myself, but as everyone knows, they are very hard to find and very expensive at the moment.

donkey.bethemister.com seems like a good pool, located in South America I believe?  I have a small pool as well, the server is located on the east coast of the US.  Although distance to the server doesn't make a huge difference with small hash rates, but every little bit counts.  http://noobpool.com

Could you add noobpool.com also please?

Thanks

I setup a mining pool for new miners. It's focused on the more casual miners, people with lower hash rates (but others are welcome), simple instructions to be up and mining in minutes. It's built using the open ethereum pool source, and still looks a bit generic as I haven't spent much time to customize it yet.

The pool is setup on a dedicated, hosted server, 1gig network, 8 core super fast system. Payout is set at 0.05 and set to run payouts every 10 minutes.

People have been hesitant to join because it's not one of the BIG pools out there so they feel it's not stable or won't be around long.  I can assure you it's very stable and will be around a long time.  I've already paid 2 years of hosting for the dedicated server.  Hash rates are going up as more people join.  

Although this pool is designed for the smaller hash rate miners, larger rigs are welcome.  We can handle whatever you can throw at us.

Just visit http://www.noobpool.com to get started.