Quote from: GreyClaws on September 21, 2018, 04:56:18 PM

Quote from: boomboom on September 20, 2018, 01:25:45 AM

Cool, thank you very much, now us Windows plebs can do the masternode thing as well. I plan to setup one, possibly two, and then compare returns with just regular staking.

Last year, I ran a masternode for another coin (chaincoin) on Windows, and it was really simple. Just a few options in the config file and "masternode start" in the wallet console. It may be much less secure than the remote wallet on Linux, but still I also wonder, if there is a possibility to run a single Helium masternode in a single Windows wallet, without these "multi-master-nodes with a remote control" features?

You can start MN as you want. Hot and cold wallets separately or in one, and Windows or Linux. As I remember Chaincoin has guide exactly for one local wallet.
Almost all masternodes are the same.