So a whitepaper somehow makes a project more serious? Don't be ridiculous.

We actually had this discussion on the team and you will never see a whitepaper from us. We are not a business or a research project. We also consider the "white papers" that the majority of coins today release a complete joke and a farse.

Swipp is focused on blockchain development, to have fun and to create something great. Things change and we come up with new ideas all the time. Hence, we want a dynamic road map and the ability to change our minds. We will expand our wiki on the github repo, but a whitepaper that needs constant changes is not practical.

Almost the whole team of Swipp are Linux users. However, we run variations of LMDE, Debian and Arch on our machines. We could easily provide packages for a Linux distro or two, but the problem is that there are a lot of distributions, variations and flavors out there. Again - not really practical, and we can't please everybody. As a Linux user, it's really more practical to just follow the build instructions and compile the wallet yourself.

None of us run OS X, but as we have stated before, we are looking for a maintainer of the OS X wallet. Anybody willing to contribute can join the team as a maintainer. So if there are any OS X users out there with some development knowledge that would be willing to contribute, please let us know by sending a mail to info@swippcoin.com.

Vixor, team swipp