wallets are cross platform, i.e. you can use your wallet.dat on both linux and win same time. So yes, you can get your coins on win wallet.
A lot of miners use it already.

Great news, it's a big step forward.
Poloniex is a serious one, 5'th biggest exchange https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/

two unofficial GUI already available


Ian's java wallet (GUI client)
https://github.com/ianpjohnson/votecoin-swing-wallet-ui/releases/tag/0.68.6.votecoin

Makalone's wallet (GUI client)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzoG9JwbaxccSW5KZzk5V0tCeTA/view?usp=sharing


You need to run official daemon first
https://github.com/Tomas-M/VoteCoin/releases/download/v1.0.11-win32/VoteCoin.standalone.Win32.zip
And after GUI shell for your choice, just put it in the same folder

promising one

original ETH logo is an air symbol from sacred geometry.
but yours is just a parody.

Bithumb is a biggest Korean exchange.
1oct they added Zcash as well.

Great news, waiting for new volumes and market cap increase.

around 150 coins/day

BTW we are the biggest pool at the moment, join us http://votecoinmine.site/

Network is just 400ksol, at the moment you can get around 150coins/day @ 1ksol.
ICO price is 2000sat

share the link

there are two win GUI shells for votecoin.
it's a little bit easier for unexperienced users to run them.

simply put one of them in the same folder as votecoind, run votecoind and after sync run a gui shell.
it's almost as simple as any other wallet.

Ian's java wallet (GUI client)
https://github.com/ianpjohnson/votecoin-swing-wallet-ui/releases/tag/0.68.6.votecoin

Makalone's wallet (GUI client)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzoG9JwbaxccSW5KZzk5V0tCeTA/view?usp=sharing

and official win wallet (daemon + command line client)
https://github.com/Tomas-M/VoteCoin/releases/download/v1.0.11-win32/VoteCoin.standalone.Win32.zip

There are fresh discord chat:
https://discord.gg/WZPHER

good profit

The easiest way is to copy your current wallet.dat and replace it on second machine.
So you'll have two copies of the same wallet on both machines.
Always make a backup of your main wallet.dat if you don't dump a private key.

If you just want to start mining on second rig, you don't need to make a wallet.
Make two workers.

here are example for two rigs:
Nvidia EWBF
1) miner --server votecoinmine.site --user your_wallet.rig1 --pass any --port 3333 --eexit 3
2) miner --server votecoinmine.site --user your_wallet.rig2 --pass any --port 3333 --eexit 3
AMD Claymore
1) ZECMiner64.exe -zpool stratum+tcp://votecoinmine.site:3333 -zwal your_wallet.rig1 -zpsw any
2) ZECMiner64.exe -zpool stratum+tcp://votecoinmine.site:3333 -zwal your_wallet.rig2 -zpsw any


You'll see two workers on pool and they will mine for one wallet address, like this one

it depends on coins you want to mine, a lot of open source pools on github.

if you don't care the current cost, mine new promising coins, which didn't even reach an exchange, when diff is low.

calculator in this post
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2167614.msg22351406#msg22351406

change diff only, you can find diff of last blocks in block explorer
http://explorer.votecoin.site/

it must be, already 80 confirmations
http://explorer.votecoin.site/tx/95722894336214c40b217310ece86f4f5bc21ec1c9ccb30bd3b82ef1d0b42dad

Use trusted pools, don't waste your hashrate

Here are correct calculation
it depends not on hashrate, but on diff

it's a around 80 coins/day with the diff 16k (last few blocks have 15500-15800 diff) for 1ksol
I put 2000sat price, so you can estimate a reward.