It's closed source, sorry. The only file access is through the webstart muffin interface for storing settings (webstart muffins are similar to browser cookies). Unfortunately it still cannot run sandboxed because it needs access to native libraries for GPU mining.

You could encrypt the wallet or run this software as a user who does not have access to the wallet files. Also, for wallets with large sums in them, it may be best not to have them with a user that is for everyday work. Perhaps you'd even want to have a "vault" wallet that's not even on the computer normally. Compare with how shops won't store large amounts of cash in the shop over time. You need a little money easily accessible and the rest stored safely.

It works on Windows, Linux and Mac. On Mac it doesn't detect your CPU model and just calls it "CPU" - I'll fix this in a later release, but it's a little difficult without a Mac to test on.

The tweak thing is for all the settings for each GPU, instead of all the -a -b -c -w options other miners have. For now it doesn't remember the settings when you restart the program - this will also be fixed in a later release.

Feedback welcome! How fast is it compared to your regular miner? Is your GPU detected properly and the red/green markings on the gauge in a sensible place? Any bugs?

It's a new miner. Updated the original post with some info.

The main thread, with all the details: http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=27062.0

This is the BitMinter newbie thread, it's here so new forum users can post about BitMinter while they are still restricted to the newbie area.



The Cayman - pushing it into the red (don't try this at home)

Doc Haribo is here. For whatever ails you, there's a candy to cure it.

www.haribo.com

Does this mean spammers get approved after 5 spam posts? 

Can you guys stop mining, so I can make some coins?

A credit.

Lol.. Vegas is the wrong place for bitcoin mining. Hehe