Dogecoin wallet

[bitplanet]

What is the best Dogecoin wallet for down for Linux and OS?

[WompRat]

I tried the multidoge lite wallet, but personally I always just compile the official client from the source. A binary would be nice, but I've never had issues on Ubuntu 13.

[eschmenk]

The official wallet is a local wallet. Go to http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/ and click on "Dogecoin 1.5.1 Released - Upgrade Now!" at the top (http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1xcmp5/dogecoin_151_released_upgrade_now/). Down in the comments, someone posted  https://launchpad.net/~cwayne18/ as a place to get the Ubuntu pre-compiled version. I'm using a windows version.

I think you can always find the official wallets at the official coin websites. In this case: http://dogecoin.com/

It will take a while for the wallet to sync. There is an Android version that doesn't require that, but I don't have any experience with it. You don't want to keep more online than you can afford to loose because of crackers.

[eschmenk]

You will probably want to use a least one good overclockable ATI / AMD graphics card. You will need a sufficient power supply for it.  It will take months to earn enough to pay for the graphics card, but DOGE is probably the most profitable widely established coin to mine.

The processing power of the card is called the hashrate. This website will let you figure out what hashrate you might get for each graphics card. (The website isn't for DOGE, but DOGE uses the same algorithm, so the numbers are the same.) This website lets you see how profitable some coins, including DOGE, would be at whatever hashrate your card generates. From that, you can play with various scenarios.

But really, you need to be educating yourself more. Go to the DOGE reddit website, look for the links about education and just start reading.

[coinsornocoins]

Hi, you can alsoe use the following wallet: http://www.dogets.com/dogecoin-linux-wallet.html which is pre-compiled :-) Works for most distributions...