Topic: [ANN] [O2O] 020Londoncoin | o2ocoin takeover+re-brand | OLD coin NEW life | - page 19. (Read 60234 times)

welcome sir!.


also @ 020LondonCoin  dev it would be a good idea to know what addy is belonging to you and the cryptopia exchange. that would make things more transparent.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12341450 GREEK TRANSLATION

***NEWS FLASH***

020Londoncoin injects 10 million into the Greek economy......

I would like to get 10 million coins just because i plan to be a long term supporter of this. as you can clearly see here oTvMK2GpTNuFzcu4zYjCsnQQtZPvyajo1L this is my addy i am stocking up and im not planning on selling. i will be here for anymore updates to the op or additions. if you agree with this we can move on.

You sir have been paid and as I just saw your reply PM I'm excited to see it finished :-)




That's great to hear!!! Always happy to welcome new users! Let me know if you have any questions or trouble at all.

@killerjoegreece I don't want to sound cheap but I'm not entirely sure how much to offer (kinda suck at this :-P)
How does 5Mill sound? I can pay subsequent bounties after the OP gets updated again.

Think of the bounty as obo. If you think it's too low let me know.

of course i would. check out my work here and propose a bounty please http://btctrans.blogspot.gr/

if we come to an agreement now the translation will be completed within 2 hours.

@killerjoegreece would you do it for 020Londoncoin? :-D

Honestly this isn't nessaseraly true in the least. Currently I have measures in place to make sure that this coin never stops hashing at its target block rate.
However! PoS is seriously being worked on.



@ EVERYONE ----- UPDATE!
Please understand that his is a roadmap outline. Just to give a general idea of current goals.
Hope it provides some answers and looking forward to the comments on it so I can improve and revise it further.

we definititely need this coin to go pos or else it will die. pos will bring network and transactions stability and a longterm coin.

We are growing, growing growing  Congrats all much development in the works

Just noticed the cryptopia image in OP is down. About to fix that. Roadmap tonight as well :-)
Had some network issues personally and couldn't get on to work on anything.
Updates to come!

Timeline/Roadmap coming soon everyone. (As in today or tomorrow)
 

Hello and welcome. To mine with gpu I would recommend downloading a miner such as ccminer or sgminer with "quark" algorithm support.
Then you'll need to set the configuration file to your graphics card (the settings can be googled)
I can elobrate later. The site will soon feature a mining guide please bear with me.




@ Everyone, the site has been updated, now featuring a mac and linux wallet. the linux wallets currently come in two flavors
A daemon for 64bit and also a daemon for 32bit and all debian linuxs. The 32bit download offers a mostly self-installed GUI edition of the wallet. From what I can tell this is the first successfully attempt a providing a GUI QT Linux wallet that doesn't have to be compiled by the linux user. The 64bit version with GUI will follow suite tomorrow as well as the daemon is not a proper solution for 64 and I've just ran out of time the weekend.

Thanks again for being a part of this and enjoy! Let me know of any issues you experience with the mac and linux wallets, the windows one has not been touched.

What is best way to mine Londoncoin with GPU? I only see you have the wallet?

Thanks

More announcements and updates coming shortly with 020LondonCoin

Why I'm not on the rich list? I have a bit more than the ones at the bottom 

Capt. take the lead on promoting on location

Wow thank you for lending a hand. If you'd like you may compile some wallets and I'll be sure to upload them to the new website. (It's undergoing some more serious modifications than anticipated and thus the delay.
It would be interesting to lend a hand in your development of an FPS game :-). So let me know if I can help you at all.
Also please note though that I have compiled ubuntu wallets on 15.04 and 14.04 now successfully using QT 5.4.1 and QT 5.2.1 and am now just finishing up creating a .deb package so users don't have to fuss with it. We'll see how well that goes but at least the wallets run so that's a start.





I wouldn't worry too much, the clients will be notified once they are obsolete so eventually the stragglers will update I'm sure. The other thing to keep in mind is on the github the "_LNX" source is still a patched up 0.8.3 source that is "compatible" with the mandatory update. I'm also correcting this with tonights launch of the Ubuntu wallets. The LNX version will be upgraded to match the win32 version. I split them to make different makefiles and then push commits again back up once I've correctly configure them so anyone can simply choose a tailored source for their platform and not have to worry about compile errors as much if they choose to go that route (also makes my life easier too).





@ Everyone, Some more MAJOR site updates are about to happen tonight including the introduction of the ROADMAP.
It is still in a "rough draft" phase but is essentially what the plan is.

A new page featuring bugfixes and update logs will also now be introduced so community members may more easily monitor changes if they so desire.

Finally a comments or suggestions page is also in the works to futher innovate and improve upon this project.

Thank you to everyone for being a part of this!

Not sure that your mandatory message in the OP is being heard or maybe just ignored?

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