What speed are you getting with the 470?
Thanks,
Dave

Plowed back through (very quickly) to see if there was a working windows binary with support for compressed keys but couldn't find anything.

No reason (especially nowadays) to NOT use compressed keys to save a few bytes.

TIA!

is there a way to make it show all Adresses generated "live" in the Terminal ?......For "Eye candy"

maybe a way to limit it, 5 addresses per second, stop displaying more then 100 addresses in one session ?

SI there nay guide to use Vanitygen for altcoin ?

Ok I've used vanitygen on Linux a lot of times but I'm terrible with terminal and can't remember what I'm supposed to type. I think after I type one thing I'm supposed to type but I can't remember what the first command should be to actually get it up and running. Is anybody able to post that for me? I'm having a huge brain fart.
[/s] Nevermind. As usual if I look for hours, give up and post a question I'll find the answer haha.

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For my future reference

Command to run Vanitygen working on Linux (Mint 18.1 in my case)

What do you mean waiting for it? You can already do it. Just use oclvanitygen that comes with vanitygen and you can already mine addresses with a GPU

oclvanityminer works fine for mining on a pool with a GPU. How is it broken? I've used it successfully and the only issue I've ever seen is the occasional DNS lookup failures with a pool.

Right, it's the combination of firstbits.com catching on and vanity generation that leads to "claiming" vanity addresses in the blockchain. If I'm thinking of starting a new bitcoin-related service, I almost want to check not only that the domain name is available, but that the firstbits address is available. And then one wants to claim the firstbits address as soon as possible, even when one is unsure whether or not one will be using it, since the cost is so low to claim.

But I do doubt that anyone will want to buy my private keys off of me, even for some really nice firstbits addresses, unless perhaps there's some sort of legally enforceable way to ensure that I delete all copies of the key that I have.