Been a while since I've given this an update so just want to mention a few things. First, a new release will be coming within a day or so - for the most part this will be just minor things: additional seednodes, checkpoints, a facelift of some of the images, a new logo, and all build issues fixed for OSX and newer (16.04) Ubuntu. That aside there are two larger decisions that may cause issues in some (hopefully) rare situations.

First, I realized that I made a mistake and for only the Linux binaries for v1.0.0.2 are compiled with libdb5.1 while windows uses 4.8. I thought about which version to use for this next build (and forward) since it should be the same for all platforms and seeing how the standard will soon be 6.x. That said, I can't think of any major benefit they provide and since after this set of changes I plan to forward merge up to the newer build system so that we can use the same static dependencies as bitcoin, it makes sense to just use 4.8 in all platforms moving forward. So basically anyone using the linux binary will have to create a new wallet and transfer their coins to a new address. I really don't think there are many linux users who don't just compile from source and since there aren't a huge amount of users at this point anyway, I don't think this should be that widespread.

Second, changing the multisig address prefix from '3' to 'M'. I know this was suggested for litecoin, but I don't think it was adopted yet because while it's not a 'hardfork', it definitely could be problematic for balances in multisig addresses. So here, the last I checked there are no multisig addresses being used so I feel like the best plan is to just update this now before they are. Let me know if anyone can see any problem with this, otherwise that's the last change I'm going to push before I prepare the next release.