I actually understood that DVC is not limited in number of future DVC. Could a Dev confirm what the right answer is?

ALTcoinTIP goes live on reddit, but it doesn't include Devcoin because there was a problem with devcoind: http://www.reddit.com/r/ALTcointip/comments/1esl7u/altcointip_bot_now_live/ca3mq2w

Can we help him to investigate and fix the problem?

Is there a bounty for things like altcointip devcoin support?

(I understand that general idea is that bounties go for open source things, but on the other hand cryptostocks got bounty even though it isn't open source so apparently it depends.)

I'd say at that point maybe a new coin gets made, or the developers use the coins they've been earning for the past year

Well, I already have the chickens.
I have trolls all over the internet (especially on weed forums) that will automatically comment on anything I say, just to argue or talk shit because I've been sharing things online since I was 19, and trolls don't like when people with no money share ideas.

So I basically just have to talk about Devcoin, and suddenly thousands of new people will know about it. And I haven't even started yet.
I've done it on this site, but I'm new here, there are sites I've been on for 2 years+

And I have a fairly large YouTube audience, at least better than most people on any YouTube forum, and same with Facebook.

I admire your guys' dedication on spreading the word on Devcoin, but how about some actual dev work being put into it to address ongoing issues? I think that'd help Devcoin a lot more than hyping it up on the forums and getting people to panic buy/sell them. Amirite?

For example, it'd be nice to have ALTcointip bot on Reddit support Devcoin, but as poster above said, Devcoin client seems to have issues running on Ubuntu. If this is a real issue stopping everyone from using Devcoin, then it's pretty much useless because it'll never be adopted into any system.

Any real devs willing to take this on and try to resolve the issue? Or is this a speculators thread?

The maximum number of coins in any on e wallet or address or in general any arithmetic/total, but coins will keep gettign created, 50,000 per block, forever. So some century or other maybe larger than 64 bit integers will have to start being use if more than 21 billion ever need to be added up in any one arithmetic operation.

-MarkM-

I even tried going back over previous whole page of posts be see nothing about Ubuntu at all.

I use Fedora, I understood that the normal makefile.unix that coins all come with was one that works as is in Ubunto without needing customising like I have to do in Fedora. So I thought they all work easier on Ubuntu than they do for me.

But without explicit version and error message and all that even an Ubuntu expert isn't likely be be able to do much. Unless somehow they come across a problem themselves, whereupon hopefully they'd fix it themselves and submit a pull request with the fix.

-MarkM-

Yeah, I make videos, take pictures, and write.

I'm going to make stuff informing people about bounties, the old price of DVC/current price of DVC and how it can get there again but meaningfully this time, How to register on Devtome, how Devtome earnings work, new projects that come up (like the Dev AdSense) etc.

Sorry but this is misleading, devcoin works well on Ubuntu 12.04 X64 i didnt had a problem to compile and run version 32501. Devcoind runs here with minimal cpu and 185.6 mb ram usage. Of course thats different douring blockchain load at the beginning.

I was able to compile devcoind-29-Nov-2012.tgz just like I had to compile Terracoin (I think), but unlike other coin daemons (I'm running 5 of them), devcoind didn't play nice - it literally caused the system to come to screeching halt, with ssh prompt lagging, and then OOM killer taking it out. That's on a system with 2 GB of RAM (it's a VPS, so I can't afford any bigger).

I'll give it another try, compiling devcoind-29-Nov-2012.tgz from scratch and running it to see what happens. Maybe devcoind-29-Nov-2012.tgz is the wrong version to use? That's what the website instructing everyone to download, so I'd assume it's stable.