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[38PTSWarrior]

oh sorry, i didn't have your glitch. I just had some flickering, like something hovered over widows and activated different windows, forget it sorry

[merockstar]

wine-1.6.2

i got the glitch, but only with the US version. This one no flickering whatsoever

there's a version other than the US version?

edit: well, theres a chinese version, obviously, but i don't speak mandarin

[38PTSWarrior]

wine-1.6.2

i got the glitch, but only with the US version. This one no flickering whatsoever

[38PTSWarrior]

I cannot find the version number sorry

[merockstar]

I don't know if the wine version from the repository or from their website is better. I think I just have the repository version.

you didn't get the glitch I'm talking about?

do me a favor and run this in a terminal, if you wouldn't mind:

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wine --version


[38PTSWarrior]

I don't know if the wine version from the repository or from their website is better. I think I just have the repository version.

[merockstar]

Don't give up! I use Wine on Linux and the Widows version. What a happy day! Long we were waiting, the sailors of the bitshares ship
Syncing.. happy

what version of wine? I tried that but got scared away because it went into the main wallet screen before i finished typing in the passwords it asked me for.

[38PTSWarrior]

Don't give up! I use Wine on Linux and the Windows version. What a happy day! Long we were waiting, the sailors of the bitshares ship
Syncing.. happy

Edit: Long liv DACsunlimited !

[merockstar]

I compiled it in a 14.04 virtualbox. the client seems to work, but I'm at a complete loss for how to get the qt_wallet to work.

never thought I'd consider going back to windows before...

Try doing this first:

make web_wallet

which requires node.js to be installed. After that I think you will be able to get the qt_wallet by configuring cmake with:

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cmake -DINCLUDE_QT_WALLET=ON .
make
Let me know how it goes - im off to sleep.

it's barking at me about qtCore5

I'm so tired of tracking down dependencies. maybe I'm just not cut for this linux stuff.

[donkeypong]

Congratulations to everyone who has worked so hard on this. Much more work remains, I am sure, but to have this product coming out is very exciting!

[speedy]

I compiled it in a 14.04 virtualbox. the client seems to work, but I'm at a complete loss for how to get the qt_wallet to work.

never thought I'd consider going back to windows before...

Try doing this first:

make web_wallet

which requires node.js to be installed. After that I think you will be able to get the qt_wallet by configuring cmake with:

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cmake -DINCLUDE_QT_WALLET=ON .
make
Let me know how it goes - im off to sleep.

[merockstar]

Ok I will do some giving up too:

I just discovered that to compile qt_wallet, I need to compile web_wallet, which means that I need node.js installed and my box needs to run basically as a full web server.

I was hoping that qt_wallet would be light-weight without mountains of dependencies.

I compiled it in a 14.04 virtualbox. the client seems to work, but I'm at a complete loss for how to get the qt_wallet to work.

never thought I'd consider going back to windows before...

[speedy]

Ok I will do some giving up too:

I just discovered that to compile qt_wallet, I need to compile web_wallet, which means that I need node.js installed and my box needs to run basically as a full web server.

I was hoping that qt_wallet would be light-weight without mountains of dependencies.

[Empirical1]

  Great news

[speedy]

I didnt lose my settings when I upgraded my system, at least I havent noticed anything yet.

People do it all the time - you'll be fine.