Topic: [NEW CURRENCY] Maria 2.0 was banned, here is her proof. The birth of Bytecoin! - page 36. (Read 106432 times)

I dont have any bytecoin yet 

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Regarding DreamWatcher's post, I am unsure whether you still want a bytecoin-qt client for Ubuntu x64, but if you still do, I have compiled it and it is hosted here:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/54206732/bytecoin-qt

PS: I have not tested this build, so I am sorry if it does not work

Compiling any of the coin daemons / GUI is not as difficult as it might seem:

First make sure you have these 5 dependencies installed:

You can use apt-get install, aptitude search or aptitude install for Ubuntu and distros based on it, and for most other distros. For others you may need to use RPM or YUM but they all work very similar.



To make QT versions use QT creator. Search and install it they same way or use your disto's software center.

After QT creator is installed you will have it as a menu item, usually under development.

Open QT creator and click file - Open file or project. Navigate and select the bitcoin-qt.pro file in the Bytecoin or which ever coin .pro file your want to compile.

A couple of smaller windows will open if you never opened that .pro file before, just click configure and Qt creator will start chugging away.

After it configures it will start parsing the file, you can see a little grey progress bar above the computer icon 3/4 the way down.

When it is done with that, the hammer icon on the lower left will go from grey to color, just click that icon and creator will start compiling. If you want to watch it compile just click the Compile Output button on the lower right.

That it, when it is done , you should have a new folder in your home directory, along the lines of bitcoin.qt build......

In that directory you will find the new QT executable for the coin.


This is a much safer route then blinding downloading a pre-compiled binary from some non official source.

Two one BTE donations at the same time, I wasn't sure if they were the cryptocurrency equivalent of a doublepost. I guess not. Thanks guys, and thanks to the faucet too!

I guess he did receive 2 Transactions.

No, don't have to send back anything!
You mean you received 2 BTE from this one transaction? Or did you get 2 BTE from 2 different transactions?

Thank you very much.
I received 2 BTE, if you want one back let me know.

Also feel free to use the faucet at http://bytecoin.us.to:8000/

Just sent you one BTE, have fun

Is anybody selling these? I'm making my first bitcoin purchase tomorrow and I'd like to try these too.

My address is 8JBZwiwPDpirAwCwjB15io8SnKYrJfz4th if there are any good Samaritans here.

Please. For Ubuntu x64

No , there was no number 8 hype. It was advertised as exact Bitcoin clone and it is.

The whole hype around this ridiculous Bitcoin2.0 was that it was 8x better, 8x more coins to be mined, 8x this 8x that. so why not 8x faster blocks?

Why 8 times faster?

Only because it's faster , does not mean it's better. Source : Your wife.

Sorry had to 

if Bytecoin is supposed to be 8x better than Bitcoin, shouldn't the blocks be timed 8x faster? so, every 75seconds approximately?

Compared to yesterday

I cannot create qt version.
Maybe you can send me this link, please.

Slow? Blocks are aimed to be 10 minutes.

Ok, that's nice, I'll take a drink later

Is there bytecoin-qt for Mac OS yet ?