Quote from: TrollByFire on December 10, 2014, 01:30:06 AM

Quote from: vicvelcro on December 10, 2014, 01:16:40 AM

Probably. Working on solving that very issue already.

There have been several people who have contacted me with offers to make one. First thing I do with each offer is - I consider what possible motive somebody might have. What is the probability that somebody wants to sneak some malicious code into such a wallet? Then, I look into the experience of each person, as much as I possibly can.

Then, I consider what features are in the future for LTCD and ask myself which of those people will be around later to keep a MAC wallet up-to-date.

It's more than just having some stranger whip together something quick and dirty that will likely be obsolete within a week.

Quote from: McKie on December 10, 2014, 01:08:39 AM

Can we get a mac wallet

Also note that user-submitted binaries can't be inspected by the dev team to ensure they match the code in the repo... anything could be compiled in there, and without a disassembler and a lot of time/experience in that field on your hands...

That's why I always tested, checksummed, and signed the checksums on my builds (with the private key that matches the pub key in the repo). And my lack of a working recent mac is why a mac build was never published.

Then you should keep doing it! Tongue