Hi Jojatekok, any tips for how to install on OS X?
I'm working on the Mac binaries with top priority, although there are a few changes to be made before releasing. A shout-out goes to the testers on the #monero-dev IRC channel: without them, I would never be able to compile MoneroX for Mac. Hopefully, I can post the binaries in a week or less.
In terms of usability, if a user tries to send an amount that isn't allowed (below the send threshold, not enough left for fees, etc.), a dialog box should pop up, telling them this, and why it has occurred. For instance, if I currently have 0.19 XMR in the wallet, and try to send 0.19 XMR, when I click the send button the address box and amount is depopulated, but nothing is sent, and nothing alerts me as to why. Also in this case, the address and amount boxes *shouldn't* be depopulated if the send doesn't occur, because most likely the user will want to change simply the amount and then try again, and not have to re-copy the address that they are sending to.
Thanks for the feedback! Your suggestions will definitely be included in one of the future's commits. Inout validation - similar to the WPF version's - will be added in order to maintain the ease of use.
As for the unhandled exception, it's the fault of the Eto.Forms framework. I have already reported an issue similar to that which has been resolved, but it seems that the bug was not fixed in its entirely.
The Mono .NET Framework and Gtk# must be installed on Linux before running MoneroX. I'll update the original post to contain installation instructions for Linux.
Any chance to get a turnkey solution, à la Windows?
What do you mean? By the way, only the Mono .NET Framework is required to run MoneroX.