LINUX manual -COMPILE the WALLETd in the CLOUD

now also with details for MUE coin:
lots of explanations https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=460178.msg9007912#msg9007912 (posting #31)
automatic scripts: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=460178.msg9009832#msg9009832 (posting #32)

* your wallet in the cloud, 24/7 on
* just buy yourself a VPS droplet - for only 5$/month:
* digital ocean http://[Suspicious link removed]/digocean NL USA Singapur

* Debian 7 (or Ubuntu 12 but then you'd support the Unity spyware)
* you can also run other tools like block explorer, CPU-miner, etc.
* for an easy start into the linux world; safer - less NSA backdoors?

* to learn for future coinstarts: already have a wallet when windows user don't have a wallet yet
* a walletd uses ~ 1% cpu power, you can have many on one VPS

Any hint to improve the manual is highly appreciated.

About four days on and off and not using all cores. AMD FX-8350 was and still is the most economical upgrade path.  Got chip and board for $400!  I've got a few things that actually need serous crunching power, like stacking 100+ 70Mb tiff files for astrophotograpy, or stitching about 60 of em for some mega-pano work.  Gets at least 110Kh/s per core though, depending on what I've been doingplaying.  Today it was trying to squeeze some more performance out of the ram.  Did well, stock reads 24,000MB/s and I got it to 29,000MB/s.  Main gains through getting HT link running at 3Ghz and tightening up the timing a bit.  Good to know these things, don't bother overclocking the ram, just improve your timing and signal, etc etc.  Overclocking, hot-rodding for techies.  The other day I told me mum "I finally realized the real reason I'm doing this.  It's to scare the shit out of the other techs."  

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Four water-coolers, one for CPU, three for GPU's.  And I don't even game.  Utterly impossible to fry any of those cards though, period.
I remember when C first came out.  Not C++, not C+, just C.  Not just the backbone of cryptos.  The Backbone.  When we first saw it we all saw that it was going to compile into good tight code.  It really was the birth of modern computing languages.  It's been a long time, really really long time, really really really long long time, we'll see.  So much to do.  I got into the crypto scene because I saw it was the perfect way to sell my photography (thanks by the way).  That itself was a fallback position due to health issues.  I should, nay, must get back into it at least enough to compile a damn wallet though!  *grumble*  Last programming job I had was doing a custom app in Autocad Lisp (a hellish programming language).  That was on Acad-12, the first Windows version.  I fired up the "latest" Autocad a few years back and um.... it was like being trained on two-engine Cesna's and suddenly being tossed into a 747.

Did you code this coin or get someone else in on it?  Why can't the same code that's in the mining software be spliced into the wallet?  Damn... they've outlawed object-oriented programming and I didn't even notice!  Please tell me we've still got C++!  

Makes my 2400 (mined so far) look a bit paltry.  Most excellent launch.  So who needs an exchange for commerce?  What I need is someone to basically just answer questions for a couple of hours while I bring myself back up to speed in a few areas, someone who knows a bit about blockchain programming.  By the way, do you think that doing something as simple as xor'ing the hashing code would hide it from scanning eyes?  I wouldn't think so, or else every damn malware author would be doing the same simple trick.  In any case, I propose trading time for time and expertise.  Whoever's time on IRC, my time doing whatever and maybe some fine photography.

sample conf to solo mine this coin??

There is an easy way.

The dev just needs to make a clean wallet version (without mining function). There are far more people prefer not to mine and just need to hold their coins safe in a clean wallet.

For those prefer to mine inside their wallets, they can continue to use the current version (with mining function and of course, some viruses).

By doing so, people can have freedom to choose on their own which version they want to download and use.

Hi dev,

The basic concept of this MUE coin looks great. Me, U, Everybody as a monetary unit for all.

However, if you do want to make it accessible to all, I sincerely suggest you to fix the wallet's virus issue first:

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/af168dd1d44943431dc4a42fc35e8b5b700bc5c4fe40efa61bfd011566d07782/analysis/1411645485/

I truly believe it's not difficult for you to fix it, otherwise I can only expect this coin will reach far less people than you can imagine.

, and one of my coins tanked.    Oh I'm gonna take over the world for sure!

is there anything special about this coin?

Too funny.  This is the first time I've been curious enough to look up mining rig rental prices.... and I ran across this rig on first click.

https://www.miningrigrentals.com/rigs/7175/

So, three days for about five bucks?  Was it worth it?  How thin are the margins with that?  

I've heard a lot of "Dogecoin doesn't deserve..." griping in the last year but that's precisely why it IS.  When I first got introduced to this scene I was bugging my buddy about all the different details, technical shit.  He told me to just stop, that it didn't mean a thing, and that the only thing that mattered was the community backing.  I've seen that's precisely true.  With very few exceptions all the coins are basically clones with big "Sucks 50% Less!" stickers on them.  Doge is the only coin which has made some minor inroads into commerce, and that is the only thing that matters, period.  Just thought of the worst metaphor, but it fits perfectly.  Like Claudius in the court of Calligula, playing the idiot until it's safe to come out.

Of course it wasn't the miners who made out well during the gold-rush, it was their suppliers.  It looks like it's all going to come down to electricity costs, and bonus points for cooling.  Manitoba is going to be one of those puddles in the desert one of these days.  Our juice here actually costs less than in Iceland.  6c khr vs 10c, quite the difference.  Might have to talk to a friend or two about this, get something going.

Good news.  Just checked out sgminer with quarkcoin kernel.  Looks like it's fairly comparable to cpu mining so although you can use gpu for mining it doesn't have the tremendous advantage over cpu of say, scrypt.  My 6850 was getting 650 Kh/s and my 7950 had issues, probably with these 14.6 beta drivers, but wasn't showing anything extraordinary either.  Looks like this levels the playing field.  Still plenty of coins out there for the big rigs.

Any special point to this coin beyond being an attempted btc magnet?

My CPU is bored so I will try this one out . I wish luck to this finding an exchange.

Once again I'm dropping in here on my last scan before crashola.  Just checked the numbers and it looks like that version of Minerd and whatever code is in the wallet are pretty much the same (and why wouldn't they be).  I get the same hash rate (about 145Kh/s) from 7 threads on my FX-8350 (not overclocked atm).  So then what's easier for Ma Kettle?  That long string command with possible misspellings, pool, wallet address etc, or just "setgenerate true 7"?  What I looked at briefly the other night was weather the sgminer quark kernel used GPU or just plain CPU.  Only had a quick poke at it because I was VERY tired.  Sgminer has forked so many times in the last half a year that the syntax has become muddled a bit.  Can be a pain to the frustrated and bleary-eyed.

This scene has me looking at getting back into coding but it has been a LONG time.  Just had a thought... last code I wrote was back in 2001.  Automated myself out of a job at a small ISP.  Yeah, go me eh!  So now I think, how much change was there between that and the first stuff I was doing in oh, Borland Pascal?  On the other hand, what the hell, so what if I'm starting from scratch?  I still speak fluent 6502, learned Autocad Lisp (and that's a MOFO), I can handle this.  Excellsior!

They burn themselves out like ebola, what we want is the common cold.    I have to wonder though, if this is to be a cpu-only coin, why have pools at all?  I haven't bothered putting in any time seeing if I could get sgminer and quark kernel working on this because it would seem to go against the whole idea of the thing.  I say keep it CPU only, period.  It should also be made resistant to cloud computing, digital ocean droplets, things like that.  How about a straight-up limit on hash rate?  That would seem to cut right to the chase eh?

sorry about that, 2% fee!

we can change it to 1 if we start to get miners. 

we added Monetary unit.