http://www.concentric.net/~Mithran/
Or use use the direct link to desgui.zip at...
http://www.concentric.net/~Mithran/desgui.zip
It runs as a small icon in the task bar and creates a hidden
console windows. It spawns the deschal client as a child process
that uses its console. It then watches the output and displays a
pretty progress bar and reports statistics. It also optionally
logs the output to a file.
But the real reason I wrote it is for the dial-up networking
support; it has the option of initiating a dial-up networking connection just
before the latest key block is done, waits
for the results to be sent and a new block obtained, and
then hangs up. This lets you run deschal on machines that
don't have a dedicated Internet connection; the front-end
will automatically connect for only about 1 minute when it's
necessary. If you're connected to your ISP when the front-end
starts to connect, it will use the current connection and not
close your connection when done.
Note that this is only a front-end for the real client. It's
not crunching the keys itself, but rather relies on the
appropriate deschal_.exe.
-Randy Weems
rweems@hotmail.com
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