I created all the GUI graphics with a graphic designer that works with me in real life, I still have all we did.  We didnt get to the coding part because when we finally chose the design and were ready to split it up into elements DRKLord went missing. Nevertheless, we still have all that good work we did and the project is alive, when the official dev team has some time to dedicate to it, it will be retaken. If we do get a new QT developer before that, then even better.

I will PM you all the artwork we have so far tomorrow when I am in the office and you take it from there, this is an open source project we need everybody's input.

They are lying...

On the 290x and 290, you can reduce power consumption by 35% and only lose 5% performance, otherwise the power bill is $$$ on those cards.

No, no, no. Krispy Kreme version:

More troll-ish.

Damn yous fat! I'm not gonna sugar coat it, cuz if I did, you'd eat that, too!

+3

There is QT Creator a similar thing to visual basic. You could definitely make the wallet look like those screen shots using it.

Here's a link to a program written in QT. (just like the darkcoin wallet) https://amarok.kde.org/en/screenshots

Edit Edit: Here is the showcase for QT developed apps/gui's http://showroom.qt-project.org/

Edit: Mmmm donuts...

They have Internet access. Parents are only kidding themselves if they think their kids haven't figured it out by 8 years old...

Lol that's a pretty good summary.

I am an expert in creating Adobe Air/Actionscript Apps (also as standalone EXE/app that don't need to download any plugin) for windows and mac. (unfortunately not for linux (anymore) although there is a deprecated linux version for air available that is not being developped anymore: http://helpx.adobe.com/air/kb/install-air-2-64-bit.html).
I have 10 years experience.

What I could do (although I don't know if this is reasonable security wise) is to create an app that communicates with the darkcoind (darkcoind runs in the background as service).
So basically it will be like a frontend that when started, looks if the darkcoind is active, and if not starts it, and then makes API calls to it, and listens.

That's why I asked for a client API call list yesterday: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/421615.msg8933337#msg8933337
I have already done a few experiments with different coins over the past 2 years, namely namecoin.

If the Darkcoin GUI is ready, I could create something like this pretty fast, I will probably not need more than a full weeks work for that. (40-50 hours)

Should I give it a try?
The awesome thing about that would be that I don't need to touch/change the darkcoind at all. It would do all darkcoin related things as it already does so well.
So we don't have to debug two versions of the darkcoin software, just the darkcoind and the frontend separately.