you mean my switcher? would be cool to have some feedback on bugs or whatever if you've tried it.

I took the switcher offline while I iron out a few bugs I found and finish a Windows build

No need to compile, but you need Python installed, and then a couple dependencies too (wxPython & psutil).
I'm new to Python but I'll find a way to package this properly and will include a user guide too 

Here you go

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19353176/MyriadSwitcher.zip

Ok, I'll add those real quick and post a link with the sources in a while
And I'll prepare a readme or something tomorrow

Is it ok if I include a menu item with donation addresses?

The switcher is ready for beta testing

what would be the right place to post it? just here or in a new thread in the software section?

file:///C:/Dropbox/Public/Myriad_log/2014-05-12-025850.html

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ky5rhxko2s0d0vo/MyriadSwitcherPyBeta.png

Right now it switches algos by starting/stopping the different miners. If/when there's a multiport pool for every algo, I can tweak the switcher to switch pools in the miner
But yeah, the miner needs to know which algo to run for each pool/port.
I don't even know if the miner can swap algos seamlessly, if that's even possible

anyone willing to help me beta-test my python switcher?

please shoot me a pm

you can infer it from the difficulty

I'm almost done coding a python app to auto switch algos, here's a screenshot

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3z7ddu45g57xw7m/MyrSwitcherPython.png

Does anyone know if the bounty's been claimed already?

http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ is down

EDIT: up and running again

dammit! I missed that somehow. Thanks man

Thanks

By the way, when I set the wallet to run on startup it's overwriting the bitcoin shortcut instead of creating a new one

0.8.99.9 for Windows is fine?

Any chance you guys could publish some sort of xml or json API with the difficulties and the current per-block reward?
web-scrapping the blockchain site is pain in the ass. Especially now that you're working on it

Ok, this formula works for SHA-256, Scrypt, Groestl & Skein.

But with Qubit it doesn't add up when I compare the figures with what pools predict for a daily outcome.

Can someone from the dev team confirm if the assumed equivalent hashrate for Qubit @ 1MH/s scrypt  is 7MH/s or 7.777MH/s in http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/?

EDIT: oh, nevermind. apparently http://myr.nonce-pool.com/ has it wrong. It's 7MH/s

Thanks Mikellev

Can anyone help me get a formula to calculate the amount of coins per day and MH/s based on difficulty for Scrypt, Groestl, Skein & Qubit please?