Quote from: mbroemme on March 16, 2019, 12:40:18 AM

Quote from: crypto_pj on March 14, 2019, 12:37:30 PM

I have a couple of 'Newbie' questions here...

My main 'ALT' interest is GALI...I have the Galilel wallet on my Windows computer - it's open most of the time staking GALI.

I have a couple of other coins with desktop wallets which I would also like to stake. Is it OK to have multiple wallets open concurrently on the same machine and furthermore for them all to be staking at the same time?

With regards to the GALI wallet, something that I have been wondering about for ages is the design of the desktop wallet. Given that GALI was forked from PIVX, is the wallet design also based on the PIVX wallet design? (By the way, by design I mean look and functionality rather than the mechanics of how it works which is waaaaay beyond me!) It's just that from the various crypto project wallets I have seen, they all seem to pretty much look and feel the same with the exception of the branding.

Perhaps a super modern, user friendly GALI desktop wallet could be developed - childs play/something your grandmother could use? I expect lots of people reading this will say "it's slick and user friendly as it is - what are you on about?!". I mean taking things to the next level and leaving everyone else for dust - I want GALI to lead the way!

I've got a Siemens kettle 'designed by Porsche'. Yes that's right, a kettle for boiling water. It was rather expensive. Apart from the fact that it is super fast and quiet at boiling water, it looks great and that is what any visitors to my house comment on - the look. Nobody ever says anything about the fact that it is just a kettle.

Could the GALI wallet be designed so that it is the envy of all others despite the fact that it is 'just a wallet'?

crypto_pj it is fine to stake with multiple wallets on a single system. As long as you don't overcommit memory and run into memory exhaustion everything is fine.

Yes the current wallet is a straight fork from PIVX with our Dynamic Zerocoin feature, but the GUI wallet is pretty much untouched. We have already several ideas to improve it, some are minor like tweaking the UI/UX and layout a bit while keeping the functionality. However major improvement is to replace Qt wallet with a micro webserver and use a modern frontend framework to build a system independent interface.

Thanks for the comprehensive reply babyface! I'm a bit of a technophobe so had to google GUI, UI, UX and Qt but all good and fully understood! It would be awesome to have our own GALI wallet, but I guess that is some way down your list of priorities. I'm pretty sure I read the other day that there are over 700 forks of PIVX - I wonder how many of them have built their own wallets? Not many I'm sure and so for GALI to lead the way in this respect would be great!