Quote from: synechist on October 09, 2014, 09:12:57 PM

Quote from: ButtcoinEXpress on October 09, 2014, 07:13:41 PM

Quote from: synechist on October 09, 2014, 07:11:12 PM

Quote from: wooder on October 09, 2014, 06:36:24 PM

My opinion is, that the price is correlated to a few things like:

Rev2 was released weeks ago and we still don't have a linux and mac client, this is contra productive to the availability and useability of the coin.
I agree that a mobile wallet for android/iphone is also important but no client except a windows client for a closed source coin is a no go.
Even the tor-Stick is useless as it doesn't provide the latest version of the client (as it's also linux).

I think all operating systems should receive a client at the same time, as this is very important for the mass adoption of the coin.
It even shows that we care about every user. A new release should also provide an updated tor stick.

I think at least Rev 2.5 and Rev3 should be released after a working client exists for all major operating systems.

I, for one, can't use my coins and parked them in an exchange as i only use linux.
The current situation forces me to buy a windows license and even worse install this crappy OS just to receive and send coins.

That would only be a big deal if people are unaware that XC is still in development and hasn't launched publicly.

We're sorry for the delay, but it's just not feasible to release versions on every platform without testing the code first - which is what's been happening of late with the windows build.

In contrast, Rev 3's code will be fully ready for the public and available on all platforms on launch day.

So - what's the difference between XC now and the "Public Release"? The public is using it already genius Roll Eyes

I'll take your use of the term "genius" without irony.

The difference between XC now and when it's launched publicly is that now its code is still (a) closed, and (b) in active, constant development. Rev 3 is when we publicly declare it ready for mainstream usage.

Wooder, did you not notice that I said it's infeasibly time-consuming to compile builds for all sorts of platforms when the code is changing on a daily basis?

Please pay attention. It'll save you your enduring frustration.

missed you, arlyn! had a lookskie at the volume chart on bittrex (which brought me over here) ...looks like someone's starting to get giddy. sweet! ...p.s. i was happy to see about the incorporation. i had a feeling a while back that dan was going to have to do that with his tech. you guys are most certainly my faves Cheesy