Good grief.
cAPS decides to stop posting at the BCT idiot forum and suddenly the Monero speculation thread has not had a post for the better part of a month.
C'mon people!
OK... OK... I will give you a bullish bit of info.
I had to reinstall my main OS. I use Arch Linux. And to get the regular Monero binaries (GUI and command line) you typically have to go into the "user repository" (AUR). This means, essentially, that you compile a binary of the program, maintained by a volunteer. You basically build the program from source. It is not an official package for the distribution.
But behold!
Arch Linux now includes Monero as an official program in the community repository!
Yeah.. this is sort of fringe stuff... But honestly, it is also quite validating that the best linux distro now includes Monero as an 'official' app!
I´m waiting on delivery of a pinebook pro. It comes with Manjaro, which is an Arch distro. Never used Arch before, always vanilla debian stuff like ubuntu or mint. I´ve led a sheltered life.cAPS decides to stop posting at the BCT idiot forum and suddenly the Monero speculation thread has not had a post for the better part of a month.
C'mon people!
OK... OK... I will give you a bullish bit of info.
I had to reinstall my main OS. I use Arch Linux. And to get the regular Monero binaries (GUI and command line) you typically have to go into the "user repository" (AUR). This means, essentially, that you compile a binary of the program, maintained by a volunteer. You basically build the program from source. It is not an official package for the distribution.
But behold!
Arch Linux now includes Monero as an official program in the community repository!
Yeah.. this is sort of fringe stuff... But honestly, it is also quite validating that the best linux distro now includes Monero as an 'official' app!