Devcoin
Unthinkingbit:
This is the main devcoin thread. The following are popular devcoin links:
ASCMDVCPT - ASICMiner Devcoin Pass Through
Buy Computer/Mining Parts with Devcoin
Devcoin Advertising Campaign
Devcoin Price Thread
Devcoin Venture
Devcoin QT Wallet For Windows Users
Devtome: Get Hundreds of Thousands of free Devcoins for writing
Earn Devcoins by Writing
Free Devcoins!!!!
Free DVC! Devcoin Faucet Beta Test
Help with Setting Up a Devcoin Wallet - Ya I'm a Noob
IRC Channel: #devcoin on freenode.net
Lottery
Official Site
Time to Buy Devcoins (1 penny each or less)
Where to Spend Devcoins
Devcoin is an ethically inspired project based on the BitCoin crypto-currency and created to help fund open source projects created by programmers, hardware developers, writers, musicians, painters, graphic artists and filmmakers.
Participants in the DevCoin economy earn DevCoins in proportion to their project development. Writers earn devcoins by writing, developers earn bitcoins by developing, artists earn DevCoin by creating, and the same follow for every other category including Administrators who apply their time and effort to help organize the DevCoin project and Marketers who earn devcoins by marketing.
We consider funding open source projects of all sorts, so if you have one idea that needs funding and you like us to take a look, please, by all means, submit your project at Cryptostocks and share with the DevCoin community over our this thread. We understand you may not want to discuss your idea in public, if that's the case, please submit it to unthinkingbit@gmail.com.
Download instructions are at:
http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=devcoin#download
The number of devcoins offered is large because the generation is fifty thousand per block, one thousand times the initial bitcoin generation rate. Devcoins can be traded at:
https://vps.vircurex.com/welcome/index?base=dvc&alt=btc
Besides bounties, the remainder of the 90% of generation is going to the open source developers on the bitcoin donation list:
https://github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/blob/master/bitcoinshare.html
and to the open source developers who are developing other stuff on the devcoin share list:
https://github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/blob/master/devcoinshare.html
To get on a donation list, an open source developer can message me or post in an active devcoin thread. They could also post in the original induction thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=18498
However, since there are few posts in the original induction thread I'm not checking it often.
The developers on the bitcoin donation list can see their devcoins by running a devcoin client and importing their bitcoin donation key into devcoin. One way of importing that key is by following the README.txt instructions for the modified version of bitcoin tools which incorporates Matt Giuca's privkeyimport:
https://github.com/Unthinkingbit/bitcointools
They could also use Jackjack's pywallet:
https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet
the instructions for which are in the Pywallet section at the bottom of the post:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34586.msg432697#msg432697
jackjack:
For importing you can use pywallet
It has a web interface, and entirely works with Devcoin, I just tested it
caston:
Hi Unthinkingbit,
I have setup the forum now and its available for testing.
http://www.devcointalk.org/
At the moment anyone can register and post. I tried changing this to fulfill the bounty but I had trouble with the SMF settings.
Maybe its better to keep it open and people can make donations.
Next I will install mediawiki and the bridge for SMF.
Please note this is still under development. I hope to be assigning moderator and even admin access to those helping with the devcoin project soon.
Please note that people are able to earn devcoins for work on Rejuvepedia especially project "in utero" which will eventually allow humans to be completely rejuvenated by spending 9 months in a tissue engineered womb and to "breathe" and be fed nutrients, stem cells and so on through a tissue engineered placenta. We need people to do some exploration of concept artwork for this like a rendered 3d animation.
My Devcoin address:
19piwg8kyW5unDpLjYjbvE6GGvtAfghT8c
twobits:
I built and ran the devcoind, though it built of course as bitcoind, it did create a .devcoin directory at least!
After that I built and ran the devcoin-qt, it told be it could not run since I had devcoind already running, so I stopped that and reran it. It is now showing as only having one connection and 6581 block(s) downloaded.
I build it on Debian 6, and had to install the boost libraries, and gthread2.0 and qt4-qmake to get it all to build.
Not really sure what to do now though!
Unthinkingbit:
Quote from: jackjack on August 05, 2011, 02:28:39 PM
For importing you can use pywallet
It has a web interface, and entirely works with Devcoin, I just tested it
Thanks for the tip, I edited the announcement post and added that. If you want me to add instructions, please post them or message me and I'll edit the announcement again.
Also, when you post your devcoin testing post, if you would add what you had to do to import a key with pywallet that would be great.
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