Quote from: bspus on November 29, 2017, 09:45:47 PM

Quote from: rmd73 on November 29, 2017, 07:24:42 PM

BTC broke the 10k and speculators are dumping everything to buy in... At the same time trolls are spreading FUD hoping to scare and shake the weak in order to buy cheap.
For those too "green" to be included in the airdrop and constantly whining and pushing for "lower limits" either on airdrop or MN: please stop, it's not going to happen.
For those asking for compiled binaries for Linux: please have the decency to specify what distro and what architecture are you using - there are too many flavors out there to compile for all (and for free). Better still, have the decency to follow through the steps of at least 3 tutorials before asking. It's good for your brain.

So helpful. What would we do without you...

There is a compiled version for 14.03 so apparently it's not THAT much of a problem.

You might consider it normal finding and following 3 tutorials for something that should be available already (at the very least, the instructions to compile easily seen somewhere in the OP) but I'm indecent enough to think otherwise.

For anyone not so full of himself to actually help, I would like, if not a binary, at least a comprehensive tutorial on compiling the source for ubuntu 16.04 x64

It is meant to be used for a masternode, running from the command line and connected remotely with a windows wallet. I think I have that part figured out from another tutorial for a similar coin.

If I can use the binary for 14.03 without problems I will use that, but I probably shouldn't.

I have to retract (and apologize for) the "compiled binaries" part. You're right, the instructions must be clear for everyone and working. The release notes should contain a warning about known big issues like this one ("not available for Linux" -- WTF?).
I hope that BSD code will regain the qualities that attracted so many supporters. That's a pretty thick "glitch".
BTW, I tested dArkjON's script. It doesn't work on last version of BSD and the culprit seems to be related to a boost component... or a misplaced backslash Cheesy