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Title: Universal Wallet...? Post by: c4n10 on September 28, 2012, 04:26:40 PM Hello,
I am looking to get into helping with bitcoin development though I am not a very good programmer. I just released my first very basic contribution - BTC/LTC Tools for Newbies - for users on Windows platforms and someone has asked if it would be possible to create a wallet that displays balances from a user's bitcoin and litecoin clients... I don't know if this would be possible or not (pretty sure it's beyond my scope of expertise since I'm not very good with GUI's) but I imagine it would be a very useful tool for the community if someone could develop it... Title: Re: Universal Wallet...? Post by: Matoking on September 28, 2012, 04:38:15 PM I think Ufasoft Coin does just the thing :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=58821.0 The GUI needs development and it's most likely missing features that are in the main client, but it's working. These clients work by running the bitcoin/litecoin daemon separately and interfacing with it using JSON-RPC, so it could be possible to make some cool stuff, such as a client that starts up immediately, allowing you to look at your transactions and such while the daemon finishes loading up (actually, I think that's what etotheipi is working on his Armory client right now) or running multiple daemons with different wallets. Title: Re: Universal Wallet...? Post by: c4n10 on September 28, 2012, 04:42:23 PM I think Ufasoft Coin does just the thing : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=58821.0 The GUI needs development and it's most likely missing features that are in the main client, but it's working. These clients work by running the bitcoin/litecoin daemon separately and interfacing with it using JSON-RPC, so it could be possible to make some cool stuff, such as a client that starts up immediately, allowing you to look at your transactions and such while the daemon finishes loading up (actually, I think that's what etotheipi is working on his Armory client right now) or running multiple daemons with different wallets. I see, I see... Thank you for the info... I will check this out... |