That it has launched, presumably.

Go ahead and compile for your system and start mining...

The part about network parameters though, does that maybe mean the magic handshake bytes have not been changed from whichever coin this was cloned from, so that it is not really actually a separate coin-network of its own yet?

-MarkM-

So? The pre-mine is already built in, the dev gets 50% no matter who mines, right? So what does it matter whether some people are faster at compiling than others? The pre-mine is already a done deal.

-MarkM-

You'd be lucky to happen upon an IRC channel that has someone else in it, as it picks from 100 channels at random so until there are many more than 100 clients on IRC chances are good that you will land in a channel that has no one else in it.

However you can use -addnode=198.154.60.61:19312 to find a node with an open incoming port.

(Its default ports seem to be the same as bitcoin's, hooking up to a bitcoin node wouldn't be very useful...)

-MarkM-

I put a couple of CPUs on it, as you need a connection in order to mine so had to set up two nodes.

I hoped we could have another of those nice CPU-mined coins, at least for a while.

But no, just one other person on it and instead of economising on electricty by just using the least necessary amount of hashing they are zooming through blocks so fast they are darn close to orphaning their own blocks were it not for the fact one doesn't orphan one's own blocks.

So who-ever joins as third participant likely will also have to spend insane amounts of electricity and both of them will be making it much harder much faster than need be and likely both start getting orphans too. Sigh.

Tenebrix and Fairbrix are so much more civilised, lots of people quietly CPU mining month after month, so far none of these "lets spoil it for everyone by wasting more electricity than need be" folks screwing it up for everyone yet...

-MarkM-

That's correct.   The IRC is problematic at this time.

So we will setting up some nodes.

nm found the source code...no qt though yeppie.

The source is on GitHub.   QT has not been compiled and tested.   Long term plans do not include QT as a client.

I got the following error when trying to compile the daemon in Ubuntu 12.04:

Thanks for the heads up saves me the time and headach of trying to figure out how to get this to run on windows lol. Least I got time to mess with it now. He just said no plans on a -qt that might really limit the users for this then.