Are there any plans to create an USD/EUR <-> XMR market in the near future? If not, where do you guys see the challenges and do you think it is out of the question to create or add this trading pair to an existent real money handling exchange, in a crowdfunding effort? (Either creating this market by ourselfs or offering technical support to existent "realmoney" exchanges)
Imho we should aim to bypass the btc vehicle to buy xmr sooner than later. But how do we do it? Even though XMR has the option to be transparent, most people might not want to chose that option, causing regulatory issues.
Any thoughts?
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 812. (Read 4670673 times)
August 19, 2015, 11:47:24 AM
August 19, 2015, 11:13:00 AM
I guess fluffypony. I'll forward him your message.
Fixed and replied: http://forum.getmonero.org/1/news-announcements-and-editorials/252/monday-monero-missives-28-march-30th-2015?page=&noscroll=1#post-3797
August 19, 2015, 10:55:32 AM
Speaking of missives... I heard there's a bunch of missiveness hanging around somewhere waiting to be free. I understand the limitation to getting stuff like that out is time and since it is a labour of love it takes a lower priority than many other things. Who does the leg work for the missives? I think we could put some funds together as an incentive to get them together and pushed out the door.... 
GingerAle is the man to contact, he is recording and editing the missives (next to doing other great work for the community, such as adding content to the about section). You could confer with him about it, perhaps he is interested
-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/gingerale-399904. I would certainly pledge some if we could get this going!PS: He is gingeropolous on #monero & #monero-dev (freenode).
Who handles the RSS XML feed? http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fmissive.getmonero.org%2Frss
I guess fluffypony. I'll forward him your message.
August 19, 2015, 10:53:29 AM
Speaking of missives... I heard there's a bunch of missiveness hanging around somewhere waiting to be free. I understand the limitation to getting stuff like that out is time and since it is a labour of love it takes a lower priority than many other things. Who does the leg work for the missives? I think we could put some funds together as an incentive to get them together and pushed out the door....
GingerAle is the man to contact, he is recording and editing the missives (next to doing other great work for the community, such as adding content to the about section). You could confer with him about it, perhaps he is interested
-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/gingerale-399904. I would certainly pledge some if we could get this going!PS: He is gingeropolous on #monero & #monero-dev (freenode).
Who handles the RSS XML feed? http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fmissive.getmonero.org%2Frss
August 19, 2015, 10:33:42 AM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
More details would be helpful. It probably just seems obvious to me because I know what commands in that section are relevant.
Indeed, the repositories are unresponsive half the time. You just have to run the install commands a second (or third) time.
I've done "fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong" multiple times, so it's not all that clear.
Edit: mingw-w64-x86_64-unbound < that package seems to be missing in the latest msys, but you can build without it.
First of all: Thanks for your support and help!
That repo instability explains a lot. I try again later this week. Likewise, I'd like to cross-build Monero for Windows using a Ubuntu plattform. Is there a how-to for that available?
I think you can make with target "release-static-win64", but I've not tried it myself.
August 19, 2015, 06:56:15 AM
Speaking of missives... I heard there's a bunch of missiveness hanging around somewhere waiting to be free. I understand the limitation to getting stuff like that out is time and since it is a labour of love it takes a lower priority than many other things. Who does the leg work for the missives? I think we could put some funds together as an incentive to get them together and pushed out the door....
GingerAle is the man to contact, he is recording and editing the missives (next to doing other great work for the community, such as adding content to the about section). You could confer with him about it, perhaps he is interested
-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/gingerale-399904. I would certainly pledge some if we could get this going!PS: He is gingeropolous on #monero & #monero-dev (freenode).
August 19, 2015, 05:43:16 AM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
More details would be helpful. It probably just seems obvious to me because I know what commands in that section are relevant.
It's too many little things, like missing packages, not working cmake, etc. The easiest would be to follow the various steps with a fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong. It's quickly done; took me less than 45min.
Indeed, the repositories are unresponsive half the time. You just have to run the install commands a second (or third) time.
I've done "fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong" multiple times, so it's not all that clear.
Edit: mingw-w64-x86_64-unbound < that package seems to be missing in the latest msys, but you can build without it.
First of all: Thanks for your support and help!
That repo instability explains a lot. I try again later this week. Likewise, I'd like to cross-build Monero for Windows using a Ubuntu plattform. Is there a how-to for that available?
August 19, 2015, 03:02:11 AM
Can someone take a look at this post? https://forum.getmonero.org/1/news-announcements-and-editorials/252/monday-monero-missives-28-march-30th-2015?page=&noscroll=1#post-1627
I'd like for the missives to get on iTunes and it only requires a small RSS edit to get this to happen. Seeing this reddit post reminded me recently: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/3hakv7/what_about_new_monero_missives/
I'd like for the missives to get on iTunes and it only requires a small RSS edit to get this to happen. Seeing this reddit post reminded me recently: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/3hakv7/what_about_new_monero_missives/
great idea with itunes. google play would be good too
August 19, 2015, 03:01:15 AM
I am happy to hear about the new Cryptsy listing! Now we just need bitfinex and btce!
August 18, 2015, 09:54:18 PM
Can someone take a look at this post? https://forum.getmonero.org/1/news-announcements-and-editorials/252/monday-monero-missives-28-march-30th-2015?page=&noscroll=1#post-1627
I'd like for the missives to get on iTunes and it only requires a small RSS edit to get this to happen. Seeing this reddit post reminded me recently: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/3hakv7/what_about_new_monero_missives/
I'd like for the missives to get on iTunes and it only requires a small RSS edit to get this to happen. Seeing this reddit post reminded me recently: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/3hakv7/what_about_new_monero_missives/
August 18, 2015, 03:44:49 PM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
More details would be helpful. It probably just seems obvious to me because I know what commands in that section are relevant.
It's too many little things, like missing packages, not working cmake, etc. The easiest would be to follow the various steps with a fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong. It's quickly done; took me less than 45min.
Indeed, the repositories are unresponsive half the time. You just have to run the install commands a second (or third) time.
I've done "fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong" multiple times, so it's not all that clear.
Edit: mingw-w64-x86_64-unbound < that package seems to be missing in the latest msys, but you can build without it.
August 18, 2015, 03:32:51 PM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
More details would be helpful. It probably just seems obvious to me because I know what commands in that section are relevant.
It's too many little things, like missing packages, not working cmake, etc. The easiest would be to follow the various steps with a fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong. It's quickly done; took me less than 45min.
It can de done, I have done it on Windows 10 64bit in a virtual machine, but this is far from friendly. The problem is that the pacman commands, when installing the dependencies fail, more often than not due to unresponsive or slow repositories. In order to get my compile to work on Windows I had to retry the installation of the dependencies numerous times. What one is in effect doing here is installing the GNU tool chain on top of Windows. Once one has the GNU/Windows environment set up the compilation actually goes quite well. Compiling the Windows executables on GNU/Linux seems to me a far simpler way to go.
August 18, 2015, 02:38:42 PM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
More details would be helpful. It probably just seems obvious to me because I know what commands in that section are relevant.
It's too many little things, like missing packages, not working cmake, etc. The easiest would be to follow the various steps with a fresh msys2 install and see where things go wrong. It's quickly done; took me less than 45min.
August 18, 2015, 01:21:48 PM
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/6568
discuss!
daydreaming i say.
..or maybe once btc managed to leave this blocked state behind it they will manage to..?
discuss!
daydreaming i say.
..or maybe once btc managed to leave this blocked state behind it they will manage to..?
August 18, 2015, 01:07:52 PM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
More details would be helpful. It probably just seems obvious to me because I know what commands in that section are relevant.
August 18, 2015, 01:02:12 PM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
Ok, it failed.. the documentation of how to use MSYS2 and build Monero under Windows needs an update and makeover :-(
August 18, 2015, 12:06:56 PM
Just recompiled the latest version of bitmonerod; it's running very smoothly on OS X, without the libunbound errors on startup from a week ago. Great work, devs!
August 18, 2015, 11:54:46 AM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero if you follow the readme at the bottom you should be able to compile it for yourself... atleast i did it for Win 7. And if any errors occur just join #monero-dev and i think they will be willing to help you out.
Thanks :-)
I will try myself first.
Btw, MSYS2 could not be installed into some subdir. It had to be c:\msys2 ... also, mintty likes to crash here and there.
August 18, 2015, 10:28:15 AM
Thank you guys for proof that Monero development process is fairly hot, but just not enlighted in pop manner
Indeed, how do you think guys, is Ethereum somewhat a competitor to Monero? Or is Ethereum much more a competitor to Bitcoin?
Quote
https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero
In addition, summaries:
https://t.co/rvKl0jBje5 (first two weeks of August)
https://t.co/lC6yk7Avbq & https://t.co/ytYxaCqfLZ (July)
https://t.co/1NVxpvOVVl (June)
In addition, summaries:
https://t.co/rvKl0jBje5 (first two weeks of August)
https://t.co/lC6yk7Avbq & https://t.co/ytYxaCqfLZ (July)
https://t.co/1NVxpvOVVl (June)
Indeed, how do you think guys, is Ethereum somewhat a competitor to Monero? Or is Ethereum much more a competitor to Bitcoin?
Neither competition to XMR och BTC, but may turn out to be useful for both. It's a different ballgame.
August 18, 2015, 10:19:15 AM
Help please:
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
I would like to run a full Monero node under Windows 7. Unfortunately, I only have 8gb of memory available. Is there any build for Windows 7 that actually uses the new and memory friendly database? I really would love to run that node.
Yup, just hop on IRC, and we can help you compile yourself or point you to some semi-official binaries if you want.
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