Topic: [ANN] [2GIVE] / New Mobile Wallet Available from SATOWALLET.COM - page 11. (Read 99347 times)

As one who builds computers from scratch, if 2Give could get a simple .DEB build or built & make IT much easier to not have to build from source (trying to teach all to learn to build from source is not always an option)  Tried to build Linux way back in 2010, unable to because of the learning curve for the end users & now Linux Foundation be very simple for even the newbies world of educated users     


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It should just compile on Linux out of the box -- there are a bunch of dependencies that have to be there depending on if you want UPNP enabled or not.

Do you have the Qt 'qmake' utility ?

I THINK we have a static linux binary (command line) I could post on the 2Give.Info if you want?   Our global seed nodes are Linux so I know it works ;-)

TBH we are getting more requests for a Linux GUI version and it should be trivial to build -- we just haven't made it a priority.  I'll check with the other devs and see if we can bump it up in the backlog...

-dvd

Command line would fine LD. Just trying to help as much as I can. I have an old Dell poweredge 2600 may just put windows server on it so I don't have to build idk yet.

Are you asking to build the QT version or the command line version (or both?)  :-)

-dvd

Hey LD can you message me with instructions on how to build it on Linux. Have an old server PC laying around and I will use it to add more seed nodes for you just not very experienced with Linux. Use to the ./autogen ./configure make routine but that doesn't work.

Also happy holidays to you ...

The Linux daemon has always worked -- that's what powers our seed nodes -- not sure what's happening on your Windows 7 as we have several VM's in the cloud running windows 7/8/10 that have been up for over a year ??

Will see what it would take to create a .deb package for you!

-dvd

TY for the much needed and much welcomed words reporting on progress.  Good work uncommunicated causes suspicion, particularly when investors are putting dollars into project.  I spent a few decades teaching university students PR and marketing.  Suggestion: contact faculty in those programs to get student help with social posts as part of an internship, club, or class project. No funds from ICO for communicating, eh?  Are you the only developer?

It's not real news.

I am the primary human behind the project and we are absolutely maintaining and expanding the coinbase.  We have been silently working on the implementation of our "Proof of Giving" (POG) code now since announced last year.

The system basically allows a POS holder the ability to designate a percentage of their interest to be donated to approved charities and causes.

We are also continuing to work to remove the BDB system and use a pure SQLITE engine for block indexing -- we already have it implemented for the contact list and the GIFT card registry.

Work has stalled on migrating the doabitofgood.com site over into 2give.info -- but that will get picked up in 2018.

We are continuing our research on the best method to implement a "digital notary" feature that would allow 2GIVE holders the ability to take official credit for their Give* addresses but also build out a reputation system based on a "web of trust" model as envisioned in http://[Suspicious link removed]/idcoins

ALL of this work is an important part of Strength in Numbers mission and is now being supported commercially by Silicon Prairie Online (https://sppx.io)

I know that everything in "internet time" seems hyper compressed, so I do apologize for the delays in updates.  I have always been a fan of "under promising and over delivering" as well as "doing it right not over"

It was a lot easier to tinker with the chain when no one cared about it and it had a market cap of under $100K

Now we must be more thoughtful and careful about the changes we implement.

-dvd

You're using coin control at your own risk -- I thought it had already been removed from the wallet :-)

In fact I never touched that code so that message about the charity fee is the first time i've seen it -- must be something left over from WATER -- will take a look in the coming days

No clue if coin-control factors in the 1% fee or not...

Normal sends try and collect up about 10% more coins than necessary and "fold" them back into your primary address so that over time it defragments the chain going forward.

You could try doing a larger normal send to your Give* address to fold in the smaller inputs ??

-dvd

When I want to send 300 and have 309 I cannot send it and when i want to send 150 I can't send it because I don't have 36xx Charity fees. I marked the small splits in the Inputs, and I imported the private keys from the mining wallets. but that does not combine small amount 0.xxx - 10 2give to 1 big amount the small amounts will never stake. I use the current windows wallet.

See screenshots:


http://www.bilderload.com/daten/1WK0YW.png

http://www.bilderload.com/daten/2H5A5E.png

There is no additional fee beyond the 1% TXFEE -- you can export the private key and import it into another wallet if you want to move it around without sending it.

-dvd

Hey TheLittleDuke!

I 've got many tiny mining amounts in my wallets and I wanted to send those splits to an address and I thought there is a fee od 1% TX fee? Why am I asked for pay another 3600 GIVE Charity fee ?!

I just want to send those small mining splits to an address where I can stake those coins.

The Linux daemon has always worked -- that's what powers our seed nodes -- not sure what's happening on your Windows 7 as we have several VM's in the cloud running windows 7/8/10 that have been up for over a year ??

Will see what it would take to create a .deb package for you!

-dvd

TheLittleDuke,

   The Linux build going well? Trying to run on Windows 7, keeps powering off the tower & would really love to see a Linux .deb build. Could build from Github if one wanted too, that would be a single point of failure to thy tho & not all have the option to keep the overhead cost of Apple/Mac or Windows personal computers BTC

~Testing C.L.P.