Quote from: The_Tribesman on February 21, 2018, 02:11:34 AM

QUICK UPDATE
1. Logo done

2. New website underway
3. Kobocoin v2.1.0.3 is now stable and has a 'releases' page for reliable downloads - https://github.com/kobocoin/Kobocoin/releases/tag/v2.1.0.3-stable
4. Kobocoin v2.1.0.3 has a Dockerfile for easy installation for businesses/merchants - https://github.com/kobocoin/dockerfiles/tree/master/v2103-stable
5. We now have a github repo for all Dockerfiles created for kobo services - https://github.com/kobocoin/dockerfiles
6. We now have a Docker hub repo for easy pull requests - https://hub.docker.com/u/kobocoin/
7. Mobile wallet upgrade is in progress
8. Koboseeder (a DNS seeder that will help secure the network even further) is now on github - https://github.com/kobocoin/koboseeder

Dockerfiles is import (imo). All organisations I know are moving to containerised services and It allows us to create modular services. This will allow interested parties to quickly and reliably build any kobo services e.g:

Minimal build with Kobocoind only
Full node with DNS seeder
Full node with Apache, Insight Explorer, and Node.js
Full node with Electrum server

Stunning update Felix and thanks for answering all my previous questions and clarifying, have nothing to add to that.

It is great to see your github get going again, tbh I have never heard of containers which shows my software weaknesses and thinking this may be over my head, but none the less, will attempt some newbie questions which I hope are not too obvious, please. Grin

1) which block explorer and version does kobocoin currently use?
2) If I want to experiment with the explorer, do I bring in a snap shot of the blockchain or is it an active version, and if so does this mean running 2 containers at once?
3) is the mobile wallet in a container that simulates the android OS and emulates it, is that kind of how it works?

A possible idea for the stake holders supporting the network, is it possible to stake the coins without putting them at risk on a remote server like what a masternode would do? Otherwise the coins are always at risk and this would reduce incentive and number of nodes.

Regards and TIA.

El Mammoth