1. trying to compile a windows exe under linux makes not much sense.
but you can try the same in a VM or on a windows OS.
tons of tutorials are out there.
2. are you aware of the fact that exchanges charge tons of crypto just for listing the coin of your choice?
why not a decentralized exchange instead? just to follow the free spirit of the FSM who would probably enjoy more the freedom of decentralization...
(i may edit this post - just a quick brain burp after i saw this)
1. The general consensus is its easier and has fewer issues if one compiles a bitcoin-qt windows based exe under linux. VM running Linux is fine, same thing. I have followed a number of tutorials, but they all seem to be slightly different and none of the instructions I could find were sufficient to compile the noodlyappendagecoin windows wallet. I don't know if its lack of certain dependencies or if the github for the wallet is missing something. I also don't know if it's me just making a mistake. Either way, if its so easy, all the more reason for someone to do it for 2 million NDL.
2. Yes, I am aware that the cost for NDL being listed on exchanges will cost some coin (real life, BTC, or NDL). As demonstrated here:
I guess with all that in place, the next step is to get on an exchange. ...Now...which exchange? I've been reading about some of them charging a shit-ton of money to get listed.
We will discover the prices and go from there. Until we know the prices, we won't know how feasible it is per exchange. If we have to give them a percentage of the NDL in circulation, then we can just mention that here and try to get that much NDL together. Bottom line is, we don't know what the barrier is, and until we ask, we won't know. Once we know, we will know how difficult it is and go from there.
I do not disagree with a decentralized exchange. I also don't necessarily think that that is the only direction we should take either. There is no harm is doing both decentralized and centralized exchanges. For decentralized exchanges we may need an update to the wallet before we can confirm we have all the necessary programming components to work with one. I did notice that the wallet already supports multi-sig, so that helps.
To clarify, I'm not suggesting we try, right now, to be listed on Coinbase, Cryptopia, or Cex.io. Obviously those are not within our....compensatory abilities.