Topic: Windows or Linux for Wallet Software? - page 3. (Read 6427 times)
Sorry, I realised that just now and added a few more. Doh, I'm being a dummy but I didn't expect such great fast replies! Thanks!
Perhaps I can help by being a bit more specific:
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Monero
Factom
Synereo
Dash
Storj
Given that list, can anyone say whether Windows or Linux would likely be the first release platform for their wallets/nodes/stuff...?
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Monero
Factom
Synereo
Dash
Storj
Given that list, can anyone say whether Windows or Linux would likely be the first release platform for their wallets/nodes/stuff...?
You're listing the bigger, more established coins here... I don't think there will be a (big) difference between the release times for windows or linux wallets for these coins.
I was talking about new coins with a small community.
I'd personally go for linux, but i think it's just a matter of personal taste...
Perhaps I can help by being a bit more specific:
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero
Factom, Synereo, Dash
Storj, Sia, Maidsafe
Lisk, NEM
Given that list, can anyone say whether Windows or Linux would likely be the first release platform for their wallets/nodes/stuff...?
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero
Factom, Synereo, Dash
Storj, Sia, Maidsafe
Lisk, NEM
Given that list, can anyone say whether Windows or Linux would likely be the first release platform for their wallets/nodes/stuff...?
I am about to buy a fancy laptop primarily for the purpose of doing all my cryptocurrency stuff (but not mining).
Can anybody help me decide between Windows and Linux? My main question is do wallets/nodes tend to be developed on Linux first or Windows first? I want to know which platform Bitcoin clients, but also other cryptocurrency clients/wallets in general tend to get developed on first.
I am not an expert with command line, so I refer mainly to GUI type wallets.
Can anybody help me decide between Windows and Linux? My main question is do wallets/nodes tend to be developed on Linux first or Windows first? I want to know which platform Bitcoin clients, but also other cryptocurrency clients/wallets in general tend to get developed on first.
I am not an expert with command line, so I refer mainly to GUI type wallets.
In my personal opinion, an honest dev will publish his sourcecode on github...
In my experience, compiling a node/wallet on linux is a lot easyer than compiling one on windows.
however, i've seen some dev's publishing the windows binary long before publising the linux binary...
I am about to buy a fancy laptop primarily for the purpose of doing all my cryptocurrency stuff (but not mining).
Can anybody help me decide between Windows and Linux? My main question is do wallets/nodes tend to be developed on Linux first or Windows first? I want to know which platform Bitcoin clients, but also other cryptocurrency clients/wallets in general tend to get developed on first.
I am not an expert with command line (although I can use Linux in a basic way), so I refer mainly to GUI type wallets. I am interested in software for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, Factom, Synereo, Dash, Maidsafe, Storj, NEM, Sia and Lisk. So Windows or Linux for these?
Can anybody help me decide between Windows and Linux? My main question is do wallets/nodes tend to be developed on Linux first or Windows first? I want to know which platform Bitcoin clients, but also other cryptocurrency clients/wallets in general tend to get developed on first.
I am not an expert with command line (although I can use Linux in a basic way), so I refer mainly to GUI type wallets. I am interested in software for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, Factom, Synereo, Dash, Maidsafe, Storj, NEM, Sia and Lisk. So Windows or Linux for these?
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