When editing it I notice the entry for ZEC for example shows worker and address. If I am using a pool like suprnova or miningpoolhib I just have a worker so what am I doing with the address, and I don't even know where to enter the worker password?
Only other question is overclocking. With the GTX 1080 I can overclock the memory to 1,000 in MSI Afterburner but I know that if I used ASUS GPU Tweak the numbers are displayed differently due to a multiplier and number of memory modules stacked in the GPU. Is setting 1,000 for the memory OC in the OneBash the same as 1,000 in MSI Afterburner on windows?
If you had memory set to +1000 in Afterburner on Windows and it worked stable, the equivalent value would be +2000 under linux. This is true for memory overclock only. You have to double the memory OC under linux.
The core overclock is equal. So if you had +100 core under windows, set it same +100 under linux.
Be careful when you set Power Limit (PL). In Afterburner the Power Limit is set in percentage (%), while under linux you have to set it in actual watts (W).
For example, if your card's maximum power limit is 200 watts and you had it set to 75% in Afterburner, under linux you will have to set your power limit to 150 watts for this example.