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Hi al! I am new to this and hoping for clarification. I have been told if the Dev team is not listed that is a bad sign. Is this true? I don't see a Dev team listing for Crave. I like the idea of everything that I have read on the Crave NG. Just want to make sure for my introduction to alt coins isn't a bad one. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Dev team not being listed doesn't really mean anything. I looked at CoolRRSA's history on both bitcointalk and github and liked what I saw. This coin is decentralized, all POS with low inflation, so everyone is the dev team.

I do understand what it's like being in his position, I've been there on other coins and it's thankless and doesn't pay anything lol.

any news when there will be working wallets for osx/linux? can't build to swap coins. adding win machine to the network is not an option

ps. until alert and other keys are present in the code - this is nothing close to be decentralized network https://github.com/CooleRRSA/crave-ng/blob/master/src/chainparams.cpp#L108
or course if our perceptions of the word "decentralized" are similar

You can compile the linux wallet from source yourself, there is a handy script in discord that will download from github, chmod the files needed, install all the depends, compile the wallet and setup your conf file.

Seems complicated but it's not, just get the crave-install.sh file, navigate to the directory in the console, then type

chmod +x crave-install.sh (makes the file able to run as an executable)
sudo ./crave-install.sh

Then just follow the prompts

can't find that script on github. and i wouldn't recommend to run anything downloaded from discord that is not on project's github. sounds unsafe)