Also, just to clarify something: this is a complete rewrite of simplewallet and not a wrapper, correct? Is so, then it must be able to connect to a daemon on another device, correct? If so, then there is no reason the wallet will not be compilable for ARM, correct? If so, then it will be truly cross platform (Windows, Linux, OSX, Windows Phone, Android, iOS), correct?
If not, please let me know where my enthisiasm gets derailed.
"Mixin" is denoted as the "privacy level".
The software integrates the functions of the daemon and the wallet, so no EXE/RPC wrapping is needed, and everything could be merged into one assembly. The question about being "truly" cross-platform is interesting for me too though, but it may be done, as I think that even the current implementations could be ported to ARM.
I am glad that the the official GUI wallet has finally been presented, but a bit sad to know that I "failed miserably" with the design of Monero Client .NET.
Nevermind, I had a talk about this with the developers, and they told me that unofficial GUI wallets will have to be able to perform special tasks. That's why I added merchantability support for mine, for instance. I also play a role at designing specifications of some upcoming "things" in the background...
More than 2 months of work - including planning - finally has a product. Great job, keep it up!