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Two screenshots of what I've been busy with for my NXT Solaris client. To be released over the weekend, since I need a rest.

Market view

Personal account management showing NXT values in other currencies

Be careful with the market view, though. You know, it's closed source and I might have something in there that influences the markets in the direction I want... Wink

Killer!

Any news on how to make this kind of open-source for trustfulness?

Define "kind of open source". :-)

It already is partial open source. Full open source is not going to happen.

My take on this: Define how much you are willing to risk based on the level of trust that you have for a software. Only enter account secrets for accounts that have assets that matches your level of trust and accepted risk, e.g. create small asset accounts with another software and only enter secrets for these small stake accounts in my software. You could still use the "view only" functionality for your big stake accounts in my client and of course all other functions that don't require you to enter a secret.

If we rise funds for this project, is any chance that it could be open source?

I'm sure the community is happy to pay you for this great work (I will personally add funds), but we will need this 100% open source.
Even if it is sexy is no point using it if I can find another client 100% open source.

As a community we really need to discourage all users to use your clients. It would be really bad image if some users money get stolen.

Exactly. This software will always been seen as shady if it remains closed source, as it should be if people are following even half intelligent due diligence. It is unacceptable considering what is at stake and no bounties should be given to the project. You could even be 100% honest, but there ends up being critical flaws in your software that expose users to risk/loss. Sorry marcus03. If you have spent any amount of time in the crypto community you should know better.

It looks nice but it not being open-source software is a non-starter for me and hopefully many other Nxters. I hope someone is developing an open-source cross platform client if we're retiring the java web-based one.