CherryPicking has been updated to v0.6.6Changelog:- As of this version CherryPicking is officially tested and confirmed to work on Linux (Ubuntu 11.04)! If anybody was wondering, there are no OS-specific versions, the .jar works on both Windows and Linux using the Sun JRE
- Some Linux-specific bug fixes, there may be some ironing out left but for the most part CherryPicking should work great on Linux.
- Live mining information display has been added! It shows everything that the former info command showed on a single line that is automatically updated
- The pretty quick automatic information update made it difficult to type longer commands and still see what you were typing, so they have been shortened. You still need to press Enter to submit the command, even if it's a single letter! Current commands:
- e (formerly exit) - terminates miner processes, renames the log and stats files and then quits CherryPicking. It still has to be used if to close CherryPicking properly.
- i (formerly info) - displays mining information and saves the output to the log file, if logging is enabled
- CherryPicking now costs 0.4BTC
Updates:v0.6.3 to v0.6.6v0.6.5a to v0.6.6Updating in Linux:You'll still have to use bspatch to update, but you'll have to install it yourself (I'll write a guide some time in the near future). To update rename your current CherryPicking.jar to something like CherryPicking.old, then open a Terminal, navigate to the CherryPicking directory and type:
bspatch CherryPicking.old CherryPicking.jar update_name.bin
Where the .bin file is the one in the archive you download.
If you've downloaded the bad updates I had up a bit earlier:1. If you don't know what I'm talking about, ignore this.
2. Download the right update for your version again (links are updated).
3. Delete your current CherryPicking.jar file
4. Rename the .old file that resulted from the bad update to CherryPicking.jar
5. Run the new update as normal
Sorry for the inconvenience!