[XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos

[synechist]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

[MemoryShock]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Question - Does the wallet link always get updated into the opening post or some other consistent location? 

I don't always catch the new releases and acknowledge that sometimes they are test releases so it is not unusual for me to not be on the latest (and I would like to become more involved with providing feedback if it helps the development)...

[Bitinvestor]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

I'm using the latest stable Linux wallet together with a couple of other PoS wallets on an elderly dual core PC. I need to restart the XC wallet once a day because it is slowing down my system to a crawl. I would like to downgrade to the previous stable wallet but I deleted it and it doesn't seem to be available to download any more.  

[synechist]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Question - Does the wallet link always get updated into the opening post or some other consistent location? 

I don't always catch the new releases and acknowledge that sometimes they are test releases so it is not unusual for me to not be on the latest (and I would like to become more involved with providing feedback if it helps the development)...

Hey hey, thanks for being keen to test new builds.

The link on the OP goes to http://xc-official.com/xc-downloads/ - a generic page for all downloads.

The latest releases will always be in http://downloads.xc-official.com/release/

[synechist]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

I'm using the latest stable Linux wallet together with a couple of other PoS wallets on an elderly dual core PC. I need to restart the XC wallet once a day because it is slowing down my system to a crawl. I would like to downgrade to the previous stable wallet but I deleted it and it doesn't seem to be available to download any more.  

Do you have the wallet version you'd want to download?

You could try looking in http://downloads.xc-official.com/testing/ and http://downloads.xc-official.com/release/

A few older versions are there.

[MemoryShock]

Hey hey, thanks for being keen to test new builds.

The link on the OP goes to http://xc-official.com/xc-downloads/ - a generic page for all downloads.

The latest releases will always be in http://downloads.xc-official.com/release/

Thanks, bookmarked...

[Bitinvestor]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

I'm using the latest stable Linux wallet together with a couple of other PoS wallets on an elderly dual core PC. I need to restart the XC wallet once a day because it is slowing down my system to a crawl. I would like to downgrade to the previous stable wallet but I deleted it and it doesn't seem to be available to download any more.  

Do you have the wallet version you'd want to download?

You could try looking in http://downloads.xc-official.com/testing/ and http://downloads.xc-official.com/release/

A few older versions are there.

I don't remember the wallet version, but it was the one that hadn't been updated for a long time (Linux and Mac wallets were neglected for some time). Anyway, it's not a big deal and I hope that Dan fixes it.

[URSAY]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

There's been quite a bit of testing in this thread which is unresolved and not commented on.  I started sending my issues directly to Dan based on his comments that the mixer was solid but I haven't heard from him in a while.

A few days left.  Plenty of issues.  I'm willing to help by testing and providing any info I can.  It's been this way for a while.

[synechist]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

There's been quite a bit of testing in this thread which is unresolved and not commented on.  I started sending my issues directly to Dan but I haven't heard from him in a while.

A few days left.  Plenty of issues.  I'm willing to help by testing and providing any info I can.  It's been this way for a while.

Hmm... I thought the issues had only to do with the group chat test releases.

There's definitely an issue there, and it's with the Bitcoin code. Dan found a memory hole and will be building a new protocol to replace it.

I'll take a look at the past few days and see what's come up with the latest stable release.

Edit: having looked over the days since the last stable release, there hasn't been testing really. And minimal issues have been reported. Let's test things tomorrow.

[kewlya]

So to run a node I just need to tag on this in the properties of the shortcut ? -distmix-autonode

Then open port 32348

and thats it ?

Anyone ?

yes, you need that port to be open and thats all !!

[FlyboyHawk]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Still don't have Coin Control for the Mac; don't know about Linux

[URSAY]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Still don't have Coin Control for the Mac; don't know about Linux

Coin control is available on the Mac xc client.  Not sure what version your using but perhaps you need an upgrade?

[infinitechaos]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

I have yet to be able to receive messages via XChat on my Mac wallet.

In IRC now if anyone wants to test.

XChat address: XUHBQfuEMhxVZG76koBVHMyJ31VtMYVW9E
Public Key: 28EWoPmHj5PDfaJbU9mYebrL8KqRkF8uiHezxShyCvh9U

[FlyboyHawk]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Still don't have Coin Control for the Mac; don't know about Linux

Coin control is available on the Mac xc client.  Not sure what version your using but perhaps you need an upgrade?

I downloaded the latest version on XC website which was: XCurrency-qt-08 prod.dmg. When I open that up the "About XCurrency" shows the id as XCurrency version v0.9.2.49.08.XCurrency-Rev2. There is no 'options' under the settings menu as in Windows and on 'Send coins' button, no coin control. Is there a later version somewhere else or am I missing something else

[URSAY]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Still don't have Coin Control for the Mac; don't know about Linux

Coin control is available on the Mac xc client.  Not sure what version your using but perhaps you need an upgrade?

I downloaded the latest version on XC website which was: XCurrency-qt-08 prod.dmg. When I open that up the "About XCurrency" shows the id as XCurrency version v0.9.2.49.08.XCurrency-Rev2. There is no 'options' under the settings menu as in Windows and on 'Send coins' button, no coin control. Is there a later version somewhere else or am I missing something else

X-Currency-qt/Preferences.../Display/Display coin control features (experts only!)

[FlyboyHawk]

I'm off to bed, but I'd like to ask:

Who's had any issues with the latest wallet releases?

Version 2.49.08 on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Seriously. If there are any issues outstanding, we want to straighten them out pronto.

Still don't have Coin Control for the Mac; don't know about Linux

Coin control is available on the Mac xc client.  Not sure what version your using but perhaps you need an upgrade?

I downloaded the latest version on XC website which was: XCurrency-qt-08 prod.dmg. When I open that up the "About XCurrency" shows the id as XCurrency version v0.9.2.49.08.XCurrency-Rev2. There is no 'options' under the settings menu as in Windows and on 'Send coins' button, no coin control. Is there a later version somewhere else or am I missing something else

X-Currency-qt/Preferences.../Display/Display coin control features (experts only!)

My mistake; I see. Thanks!

[reebokasss]

there wasnt no more dump on bittrex tonight (EU time) , maybe its good sign

[cryptico]

Arlyn I truly respect you and the team behind XC and that is the reason I am still here trying to grasp something that I do not seem to be able to grasp.

Im seeying more your point if people do not need to buy tokens to trade on the exchange they will still need to buy in whatever coin that is inside the blocknet to be able to use the exchange and they will be able to exchange it just with coins in the blocknet.

what I had in mind was a 3.0 web service exchange build on top of the mesh network you see my point? noone would have need to buy in any coin of any network he would just go in the exchange and create an account and trade. the exchange would have been on top of the mesh network instead of servers.

I see your point that with the blocknet exchange people will be able to trade from day 1 the coins in the blocknet. what I think is you can see my point also. The users would have arrived once you would have build a new exchange.

Hey Cryptico

A web 3.0 exchange built on top of the mesh network would not be something you'd log in to. Your app would receive bids and asks directly from other nodes, and it would trade directly with other nodes.

If it were only on the XC network, then how would Xnodes accept other currencies? They couldn't, because they're just XC wallets.

Alternatively you could build a traditional centralised exchange on XC's mesh network, offering different currency pairs as per usual.

But this would be no more secure than Bittrex/Mintpal/Poloniex. Its owners could still freely abuse their position of power in myriad ways.

What we're waiting for is a truly decentralised exchange. And for this to work, there needs to be an API in every currency's nodes that enable them to talk to nodes from other currencies.

It needs an XBridge. It needs the Blocknet.

You lost me big Time here. I thought The mesh Network was truly decentralised and that none could OWN or manipulate any of the Xnodes mixers in the Network.

So at this point How do you see XC in web 3.0 development? and How do you justify the Xmixer to stay on-line to collect fees? will xmixer collecting fees from the Block-net. No.

So there is no point to develop web 3.0 on top of the Mesh Network as there could be a third party Ownership of the Network? How?

Please Explain how a website on web 3.0 on XC Network as it is in the road map and was promised to Investors is different from another website called exchange.

Thank you.

[synechist]

Arlyn I truly respect you and the team behind XC and that is the reason I am still here trying to grasp something that I do not seem to be able to grasp.

Im seeying more your point if people do not need to buy tokens to trade on the exchange they will still need to buy in whatever coin that is inside the blocknet to be able to use the exchange and they will be able to exchange it just with coins in the blocknet.

what I had in mind was a 3.0 web service exchange build on top of the mesh network you see my point? noone would have need to buy in any coin of any network he would just go in the exchange and create an account and trade. the exchange would have been on top of the mesh network instead of servers.

I see your point that with the blocknet exchange people will be able to trade from day 1 the coins in the blocknet. what I think is you can see my point also. The users would have arrived once you would have build a new exchange.

Hey Cryptico

A web 3.0 exchange built on top of the mesh network would not be something you'd log in to. Your app would receive bids and asks directly from other nodes, and it would trade directly with other nodes.

If it were only on the XC network, then how would Xnodes accept other currencies? They couldn't, because they're just XC wallets.

Alternatively you could build a traditional centralised exchange on XC's mesh network, offering different currency pairs as per usual.

But this would be no more secure than Bittrex/Mintpal/Poloniex. Its owners could still freely abuse their position of power in myriad ways.

What we're waiting for is a truly decentralised exchange. And for this to work, there needs to be an API in every currency's nodes that enable them to talk to nodes from other currencies.

It needs an XBridge. It needs the Blocknet.

You lost me big Time here. I thought The mesh Network was truly decentralised and that none could OWN or manipulate any of the Xnodes mixers in the Network.

So at this point How do you see XC in web 3.0 development? and How do you justify the Xmixer to stay on-line to collect fees? will xmixer collecting fees from the Block-net. No.

So there is no point to develop web 3.0 on top of the Mesh Network as there could be a third party Ownership of the Network? How?

Please Explain how a website on web 3.0 on XC Network as it is in the road map and was promised to Investors is different from another website called exchange.

Thank you.

There's a difference between the network that communicates data to your node, and the data itself. You've been thinking that just because XC's web 3.0 network will be decentralised, the services ("data") that run on it will be decentralised too. That's not necessarily the case.

XC's mesh network, as you correctly thought, is truly decentralised and no one party owns or can manipulate all the nodes.

But a mesh network can transmit any kind of content - traditional websites or radically new things like a decentralised exchange. That's part of the usefulness of XC's web 3.0 architecture - it can do anything traditional network architecture can do, and more.

So someone could build a traditional centralised exchange and serve it from XC's mesh. This would make it pretty hard to DDOS the site, but the site's owners could still do whatever they want with your account and not get caught.


None of this changes XC's web 3.0 development plans of course. The sort of network architecture that XC will deliver is a major advancement and a valuable service. XC's mesh is well suited to support a web 3.0 content server, and users of it will still benefit from its robustness and cost-effectiveness. Xnode owners will still get paid to serve web content to customers. In fact, since we're part of the Blocknet, XC's web 3.0 content server now has an additional market for its web 3.0 service. That's pretty significant.

[cryptico]

Ok thank you for the clarification now I understand it more.

I think it is really Important to get an xbridge ready BTC wallet for the block-net exchange as this would be the reason for traders to go there and trade their bitcoins for another coin on a decentralised exchange for the first time.

Since BTC is open source can we expect this to be done ASAP?

This will be the true incentive as well for other coins to join the blocknet.

Thank you.