this did not work for me with ubuntu 10.04 with the fglrx driver installed.

I did however add 10btc to the bounty.

Thanks for all the hard work on the webCL miners!  Count me in for 10btc.

also have preference for BSD license.


edit:

thought I should add a requirement or two
* Should work with atleast a few different combinations of browsers-OSs-GPUs, with plans to work on as many as possible
*Configuration options, How would someone connect this to a pool or standalone client

so 100 / 7ish = 14ishBTC

so.. new bounty is

144ishBTC

looking at the configuration file for pushpool and it seems as though one can specify many proxy addresses.  Something like this could be used to thwart ddos... to a certain extent.

btw, just wanted to point out that there is a 130btc bounty for a pushpool web front end (managing users, payouts, graphing)

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=8760.0

push pool is the best base to start with right? http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=8707.0

all my testing will be done on debian.

things that I thought were important:
* ability for new users to sign up and log in (is this a separate db?)
* users must be able to create/delete new workers (this interacts with the pushpool database)
* calculate shares per round
* automatic pay outs?
* Also, graphing is a must.

I currently work on deploying OSS this includes lots of documentation etc.  So if someone begins working on this during my testing I will document everything having todo with usage and installation on a wiki somewhere.

This is really needed if we dont want to rely on deepbit and slush to keep our bitcoin standard.

Also my 30btc pledge is for the first implementation, I will definitely pool more btc towards continual dev.

first post  .. loooooong time lurker.

please add 30btc to the bounty!

I can also offer a dedicated server for testing and a nice handful of workers to start.

Id really like to see this happen, the massive growth of deepbit and slush has taken a bit of my confidence away from bitcoin.  Lots of communities having the ability to form there own pools will change this.