Re: [ANNOUNCE] Tenebrix, a CPU-friendly, GPU-hostile cryptocurrency
Okay, linux users havign segfaults should try changing daemon=1 to daemon=0 in config.
Interestingly, doing that on windows increases the likelihood of GUI becoming unresponsive and makes trying to "make it live again" by rightclicks on tray icon less likely to succeed.
Oddly lin and win are at counterpoints here.
Investigating
Why would we care about that?
Your question is so awesome I'll add it to the FAQ.
Well, for starters, Tenebrix offers you opportunity to mine some coins that will be eventually exchangeable with spare cpu cycles of your awesome 4-card mining box that it doesn't use anyhow:)
Second, it makes for a more diverse adoption base since there is no "you must have a fairly loud and specific bit of narrow-purpose hardware at least THIS cool to even try mining" effect (pools will still be kings though)
P.S.:
Coin dispensing will begin soon, in order of address posting, no less than 5 addresses will be processed
Interestingly, doing that on windows increases the likelihood of GUI becoming unresponsive and makes trying to "make it live again" by rightclicks on tray icon less likely to succeed.
Oddly lin and win are at counterpoints here.
Investigating
cryptocurrency with solid GPU resistance
Why would we care about that?
Your question is so awesome I'll add it to the FAQ.
Well, for starters, Tenebrix offers you opportunity to mine some coins that will be eventually exchangeable with spare cpu cycles of your awesome 4-card mining box that it doesn't use anyhow:)
Second, it makes for a more diverse adoption base since there is no "you must have a fairly loud and specific bit of narrow-purpose hardware at least THIS cool to even try mining" effect (pools will still be kings though)
P.S.:
Coin dispensing will begin soon, in order of address posting, no less than 5 addresses will be processed