Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 1328. (Read 1484248 times)

v1.37 will be uploaded shortly, the required XC's [to run as xnode] for this release is 550XC's

ATCSECURE

Good job Dan and the whole XC team i know we have a brilliant future ahead

I cant wait for the new wallet, i managed to secure 200 XC´s so keep the option for running xnodes for less than 1000 coins as there are a lot of people like me that have been here since the beginning (POW phase) and dont have a lot of coins.

Maybe do it in a way that you can run a xnode starting at 100 coins and as you level up the trust of your xnode you can keep building up to 1000 coins wish should give more profit as you can handle more transactions.

Tks

Here you go, the user guide on how to be a xnode.

http://xc-official.com/XCPlatform/user_guides/Running-an_XNode.pdf

Where can i find the information on creating an Xnode?
Do i need a linux box, or will the windows qt wallet do the trick?

v1.37 will be uploaded shortly, the required XC's [to run as xnode] for this release is 550XC's

ATCSECURE

I can answer this.  XC like 99% of all coins out there, successful or not, uses code from other sources.  In other words, the source is open.  Or, open source.  That means anyone can use it, with little in the way of limitation.

There is an excellent chance that the webpage you are reading right now, though it may contain original code, uses open JS libs such as node.js that are used by 88% of the sites on the internet.  Only morons write new code when it is freely available in code libs.  One big reason is code libs, such as the CPP STL, are optimized over the course of years by industry experts.  They are fast and efficient, and save developers time and cost.  In software, it's more important to be right than original.

The files in question on github were last updated seven days ago.  The XC project is a work in progress, and some of the updates are experimental, alpha, and/or beta.  Until the coloured coin or any other feature is in a stable release, it won't be considered "finished", and even then it will go into maintenance phase for a very long time.  That is how software development works.

As for these repeated attacks on the dev team over stupid things like this, so what?  It's the software industry writing reusable code.  That's what it is supposed to be doing.  Once XC is finished with their original code additions to XC, and the market share is secure, they will release the code to open source so that integrity42 can blame the next code reusers for reusing XC code that was permitted and encouraged to be reused.

Too excited to wait.

very nice!!!
all be fine!
we believe in you!

v1.37 will be uploaded shortly, the required XC's [to run as xnode] for this release is 550XC's

ATCSECURE

I've download and install fresh new .36 wallet and still not connect/syn. My other VPS with xnode still not doing anything these few days. I'm sure the dev need to prove something. I also see the instruction is just nonsense.

he just bought into drk... drk is crashing so hes coming here to Fud to make potential investors flee back to drk... hes just mad at himself.  its ok.

v1.37 will be uploaded shortly, the required XC's [to run as xnode] for this release is 550XC's

ATCSECURE

I can answer this.  XC like 99% of all coins out there, successful or not, uses code from other sources.  In other words, the source is open.  Or, open source.  That means anyone can use it, with little in the way of limitation.

There is an excellent chance that the webpage you are reading right now, though it may contain original code, uses open JS libs such as node.js that are used by 88% of the sites on the internet.  Only morons write new code when it is freely available in code libs.  One big reason is code libs, such as the CPP STL, are optimized over the course of years by industry experts.  They are fast and efficient, and save developers time and cost.  In software, it's more important to be right than original.

The files in question on github were last updated seven days ago.  The XC project is a work in progress, and some of the updates are experimental, alpha, and/or beta.  Until the coloured coin or any other feature is in a stable release, it won't be considered "finished", and even then it will go into maintenance phase for a very long time.  That is how software development works.

As for these repeated attacks on the dev team over stupid things like this, so what?  It's the software industry writing reusable code.  That's what it is supposed to be doing.  Once XC is finished with their original code additions to XC, and the market share is secure, they will release the code to open source so that integrity42 can blame the next code reusers for reusing XC code that was permitted and encouraged to be reused.