Quote from: joblo on May 31, 2019, 10:46:40 PM

Quote from: morion4000 on May 31, 2019, 08:03:55 PM

Hostero is essentially a wrapper, it runs the official miner of the coins, in a Docker container.

The official miner of the coin is in the wallet. Does your docker image contain wallets, making the docker
image a GUI front end to manage a bunch of wallets running on the user's computer?

Managing multiple wallets is not for newbies no matter how much you try to make it look easy.

If you're serious, a wallet manager would be a good product but not as a docker image full of your
selection of coin wallets. It should be a regular program using a web server interface or a custom
GUI front end. In the back end the user should be able to install any wallet they choose.

This would not be for newbies because newbies use online wallets or exchanges instead of installling
a wallet for every coin the they mine. Only coin geeks do that.

Thank you for the suggestions. The docker images do not contain wallet software at the moment. Wallet management is done entirely by the user.

One of the milestones is to have integrated wallet management into Hostero, and possibly host own mining pool(s), so that users don't have to leave the app.