Thx for the report.
Are you thinking about a unix daemon? This isn't available on windows, I don't want to diverge the versions without a good reason, I'll do ofc if there is one. If you're mainly interested in disabling the output you can redirect it to /dev/null or/and start it in your init system (e.g. using systemd).
What colors and where would improve readability?
Are you thinking about a unix daemon? This isn't available on windows, I don't want to diverge the versions without a good reason, I'll do ofc if there is one. If you're mainly interested in disabling the output you can redirect it to /dev/null or/and start it in your init system (e.g. using systemd).
What colors and where would improve readability?
Hi, I'm using dstm on Windows on my mining PC. Unfortunately Linux is not an option. I think it shouldn't be a big problem but I understand if you don't want to implement it. It was an idea which could be useful because it won't take a space on taskbar. Also thanks for commands. It would be helpful inthe future. And about colors. This is my idea for your miner look:
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What do you thing? To my mind, currently there are too many informations in the console.
Thx Atexor, suggestions are welcome.
The idea is to have a compact presentation of the state, such that anytime you look at the output you'll able to see the current state and the history (how things evolve) without scrolling.
The most interesting values (Sol/s, Sol/W) are intentionally located to the left because of this. Just ignore the remaining numbers if they aren't important for you.
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In my version summary for GPU(s) will appear every X minutes or shares .
In this case you would have to scroll to see the summary, it would also make it hard to see how things evolve with time, currently you simply have to pick a column an check the values top down to see how things evolve.Quote
"+++++" instead of number is strange ideaso I changed it. More info would be avaible via telemetry.
Thee '++++' are there to make the representation compact, if you put every single submitted share/received job on a separate line, you will waste a lot of screen space, so you probably have to scroll to see the summary it also makes it hard to see how thing evolve. In addition the '++++' make it easy to check how the share distribution looks like, so if something goes wrong it's easy to see. 
