Sling is not my coin.  

Crave's Surge Protector and Urge Markets is all new code and is not based on anything other than what comes out of my mind   There are a ton of shitclones of Crave that have popped up all over the place attempting to do the masternode thing, but they will never approach the capabilities of Crave because their devs do not have the aptitude to provide continuous innovation.

Sling dev said it's actually all new code but certain parts such as flow system is based on bitmarket because the organization of it is already done.

ICM is developing Urge protector, multisig escrow and is one of the kind, the other ones market is bitmarket fork.

" I would say no because the way they do things (with code) doesn't look the same."

For example?

Any Linux freaks around?

exec /path/to/binary

start on started dbus
stop on stopping dbus
exec /path/to/binary

Hopefully it works on OS X and not just windows. Still waiting on the OS X wallet, someone needs to claim that bounty

Setting up your client to use I2P

Your traffic will be open for anyone to inspect if you run the Crave client over clearnet. If you would like to hide the fact that you are using Crave, as well as the physical location from where your Crave traffic originates, you should set up your wallet to connect only to the I2P darknet.

To do this, download and install the I2P router(see below). After starting the router, you will need to enable the SAM application bridge. In the I2P web interface (http://127.0.0.1:7657/configclients), click on the box to automatically run the application bridge at startup, and then click on "start". By default, the SAM application bridge listens to 127.0.0.1 on port 7656. If you need to change this behavior, this can be done in one of three ways:

•    From the preferences menu in the Crave graphical interface, click on I2P, and then modify the IP number and port for the SAM application bridge. For the changes to take effect, restart the application.
•    From the command line, start the Crave daemon (usually named craved) by specifying the following options: -samhost=<ip or host name> and -samport=<port>. For more options, use the command craved --help.
•    Edit the variable clientApp.1.args in the file clients.config that is located in your local I2P folder and then restart I2P.

Once this is done, start the Crave client, open the application preferences, click on the I2P menu, and then click on the button "use I2P only". Close the application and relaunch it. At this point, all your traffic will be encrypted and pass through the I2P network.

Please note that it will take several minutes to make connections to the I2P network when starting I2P for the first time.


Where to download I2P

The official I2P release can be downloaded here: https://geti2p.net/en/download.

The Abscond bundle is an easy to install software package with all you need to connect to I2P and let you use the most common features. It can be downloaded here: https://hideme.today/dev/.


 

I do not claim, i hold crave, period. But dont claim shit that arent true about development.

Well excited and afraid of loosing some of his investments, thats how people react to facts usually. But lets try keeping an honest approach to development, which people deserves creds for it and not.

Bullshit, anoncoin had a premine of 0.0014%. Also, they were the first to implement in-wallet i2p. Dont give cred for tech that does not belong to crave. I hold crave, but seriosly, stop with the ridiculous claims. Period.

Actually.. the current I2P implementations that are out there are not that hard to port. I ported I2P to syscoin in december 2014. Its based in GIVs work and anoncoins implementation of it which have been there for over a year.