Peerunity v0.1.0 Has Just Been Released for Windows, Linux and OS X (FAQ Inside)

river333

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Quote from: masterOfDisaster on October 09, 2014, 06:08:11 AM

Quote from: nwfella on October 09, 2014, 02:54:41 AM

Also curious as to whether anybody has successfully generated any PoS coins via PeerUnity wallet? I've been staking ~30 PPC since around 9/18 of this year and have yet to receive a single PoS payment. Been minting 24/7 since adding the coinage too :/

I can confirm that I have successfully minted with Peerunity.

It has also worked for me. You may be interested in this tool from the ppcd project that tells you when your addresses will have chances to mint: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=3145.msg33431#msg33431

Also by the way, Peerunity v0.1.1 has now been released. Available for download here: http://peercoin.net/download-peerunity

masterOfDisaster

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Quote from: nwfella on October 09, 2014, 02:54:41 AM

Also curious as to whether anybody has successfully generated any PoS coins via PeerUnity wallet? I've been staking ~30 PPC since around 9/18 of this year and have yet to receive a single PoS payment. Been minting 24/7 since adding the coinage too :/

I can confirm that I have successfully minted with Peerunity.

nwfella

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Well hello there!

Quote from: river333 on July 29, 2014, 11:35:19 AM

Quote from: FreedomCoin on July 23, 2014, 04:07:52 PM

How does this one click minting work? I set to unlock wallet for minting, but with three days gone by i see no minted coins in my wallet. I have over 40PPC sitting in there, i do not need to create that .conf file and bat file that ppcoin wallet suggests due to this "one click minting" right?

Am i missing something?

As long as the padlock in the bottom right corner of the wallet says you are minting, then you are minting. It will probably take you a lot longer than 3 days to mint a block. You can use this calculator to find out what your chances are within a certain time frame: http://poscalculator.peercointalk.org/ (The current POS difficulty is 11.65). Even if it takes a long time, you will still receive 1% per year as the reward will simply be deferred until you do mint a block.

Also curious as to whether anybody has successfully generated any PoS coins via PeerUnity wallet? I've been staking ~30 PPC since around 9/18 of this year and have yet to receive a single PoS payment. Been minting 24/7 since adding the coinage too :/

river333

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Quote from: FreedomCoin on July 23, 2014, 04:07:52 PM

How does this one click minting work? I set to unlock wallet for minting, but with three days gone by i see no minted coins in my wallet. I have over 40PPC sitting in there, i do not need to create that .conf file and bat file that ppcoin wallet suggests due to this "one click minting" right?

Am i missing something?

As long as the padlock in the bottom right corner of the wallet says you are minting, then you are minting. It will probably take you a lot longer than 3 days to mint a block. You can use this calculator to find out what your chances are within a certain time frame: http://poscalculator.peercointalk.org/ (The current POS difficulty is 11.65). Even if it takes a long time, you will still receive 1% per year as the reward will simply be deferred until you do mint a block.

FreedomCoin

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Freedom to choose

How does this one click minting work? I set to unlock wallet for minting, but with three days gone by i see no minted coins in my wallet. I have over 40PPC sitting in there, i do not need to create that .conf file and bat file that ppcoin wallet suggests due to this "one click minting" right?

Am i missing something?

river333

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Here's some screenshots. It is mostly just the standard look for clients. The first version is focused on adding all the functionality; the second version will be the one with a fancy new theme. As I said before, there is a 300 PPC bounty up for grabs and a referral fee too.

And remember, the Peercoin blockchain has no bloat, less than 300MB. So no waiting hours and hours to get started after you download Wink

Splash screen:

https://i.imgur.com/Ignc8rE.png

Minting button:

https://i.imgur.com/Etj99m2.png

Coin control:

https://i.imgur.com/DD0lTRG.png

NewMoneyEra

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Quote from: river333 on June 03, 2014, 10:48:08 AM

The "-walletnotify" command feature is also supported in this client, by the way.

I don't know what this is.

Could you please explain: what is the "-walletnotify" command feature?

Thanks

river333

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Quote from: shtako on June 04, 2014, 11:16:38 AM

Quote from: sadface on June 04, 2014, 06:16:02 AM

could we see some screenshots ?

The design is boring so probably not.

Yeah design won't have a major improvement until v0.2. There is a 300 PPC bounty for designing the theme.

I'll try to post some screenshots later.

shtako

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Quote from: sadface on June 04, 2014, 06:16:02 AM

could we see some screenshots ?

The design is boring so probably not.

But it is really great. The unlock wallet for minting button is very nice. And the fact that the Peerunity client use the files the peercoin client already have created/downloaded makes it very easy to switch. Just download and install and you are ready to go.

sadface

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could we see some screenshots ?

Chillin_with_beer

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Very cool, I'm going to install this one on my windows pc instead of the original client. Lots of things happening right now in Peercoin world

cybnate26

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Observer

Time to dive into the improved multisig support we now have.

river333

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Quote from: Sentinelrv on June 03, 2014, 03:03:08 PM

Quote from: river333 on June 03, 2014, 10:48:08 AM

The "-walletnotify" command feature is also supported in this client, by the way.

Yes, you're right. I just added it to the original post. It was somehow forgotten.

Great thanks.

Sentinelrv

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Quote from: river333 on June 03, 2014, 10:48:08 AM

The "-walletnotify" command feature is also supported in this client, by the way.

Yes, you're right. I just added it to the original post. It was somehow forgotten.

kschneezy

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Quote from: river333 on June 03, 2014, 10:48:08 AM

The "-walletnotify" command feature is also supported in this client, by the way.

That is great to see!!!

People have been waiting for this addition

river333

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The "-walletnotify" command feature is also supported in this client, by the way.

hicaribou

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Quote from: kactech on June 03, 2014, 03:41:04 AM

SunnyKing weekly update
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7100535

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Peercoin's merge with bitcoin v0.8 resumes testing. There should be a separate development branch on repository once tests complete to reasonable satisfaction. Once the development branch opens, requests would be reviewed for acceptance.
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That means... we'll have both- new codebase and feature rich client! Great job guys, I bow to the ground.

This will formally expand the development team.

nox_

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Nice! I'm installing this now

kactech

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SunnyKing weekly update
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7100535

Quote

...
Peercoin's merge with bitcoin v0.8 resumes testing. There should be a separate development branch on repository once tests complete to reasonable satisfaction. Once the development branch opens, requests would be reviewed for acceptance.
...

That means... we'll have both- new codebase and feature rich client! Great job guys, I bow to the ground.

harveyweizhao

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Wonderful! I am using the Peerunity for POS mining

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