Re: [PND]Pandacoin | First Hybrid Wallet | 5000% Faster Blockchain Download | Instant Sync
Did anyone succeed to compile PandaBank v3.0.2 for Linux? If "Yes", on what distro and which were the (bear)traps/steps?
Also, is there anyone who can read the PandaBank code efficiently (a programmer, obviously) and maybe find a workaround this issue?
As for the FUD... it's always here, in crypto-land. We just have to get on the constructive side of things one way or another.
Also, is there anyone who can read the PandaBank code efficiently (a programmer, obviously) and maybe find a workaround this issue?
As for the FUD... it's always here, in crypto-land. We just have to get on the constructive side of things one way or another.
I just compiled it on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with no dramas.
Steps I took.
1) Open terminal
2) cd ~/ && git clone https://github.com/pandacoin-official/pandacoin.git
3) sudo apt-get install qt5-default qt5-qmake qtbase5-dev-tools qttools5-dev-tools build-essential libboost-dev libboost-system-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-program-options-dev libboost-thread-dev libssl-dev libdb++-dev (wait for dependencies to finish building).
4) cd ~/pandacoin && qmake && make (wait for client to build).
5) Run ./pandacoin-qt in the pandacoin folder and it should load the GUI client.
6) Profit
So, I will get off my ass and update my antiquated OS (XUbuntu 12.10)
It was about time, anyway.L.E.: I'm such a lazy ass, but importing my junk from my profile is always a chore I hate...
Haha yeah I'm like that aswell. I just happened to have a VM with 14.04 installed already so was able to test against that. Theoretically you could also install the latest client on 12.10 tho you'd have to either find updated packages from the repo to satisfy the use of the newer boost and I'm sure other dependencies, or build entirely from source, which can be a lengthy PITA.
Starting fresh would probably be the better option if you didn't want to muck around too much with versioning and lengthy build times.