Quote from: dactylion on February 19, 2021, 02:49:50 PM

Quote from: dzimbeck on February 15, 2021, 06:46:43 AM

Very cool about the de-googled android phone. I also was thinking about how to do that. As for the two keys those are not compatible with QT. QT is single signature and Halo wallet is multisignature so you need Halo wallet. As for the form we will look into that. Thanks

Blocknet is a good idea but we are focusing on side projects and other more high volume DEX solutions for now although its on the list.

I have to check to see where the APK is... in the meanwhile perhaps scrape the google play store.

Hey dzimbeck,

Thanks for the hint, will play around with Halo, although the first experience was quite clunky. The 64bit linux version GUI was somewhat broken (buttons did not work), the 32bit version loaded OK but started syncing from scratch, although I already should have the complete blockchain locally (synced by the Qt wallet). I also tried to dump the bootstrap file into the data filder after flushing its content but that did not make any change and Halo still tries to sync from block 0 :/ My main motivation is to move it to the web wallet (not sell), just to avoid these shenanigans, until the software side is more usable. Any advice welcome, thanks!

..and about the phone: /e/ OS is very easy to install/flash, if you have one of the 100+ officially supported models, for which a binary image is available. If not, you can still build from source.

Maybe it's verifying the blocks instead of downloading them. Which should still be a bit faster. Bootstrap doesn't instantly sync however if you synced in advance it should work.
As for 64 bit it should work on most linux versions. I would need system details to see what the issue is. The reason is because there is so many versions of linux and hard to release static build. Which is why you can also just run it from the python code.