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And mentioned in one of the slack channels... Testing is complete for the Red Hat'ification of Dash that I have been working on for quite some time. If you are adventuresome, I have written a small pile of documentation, but if you just want to get going, here's an example of getting started...

Thanks @splawik21 it was certainly a team effort. And many... many hours. :)

Okay. Just so we have completeness. Flare posted in a chat channel the change the other day.

Yup. I have an update script that reaches into the https://dashpay.atlassian.net/ as I mentioned above. And it stopped on the 30th. I figured, for hardening. Um... what's the difference between the https://dashpay.atlassian.net/ latest builds and the https://bamboo.dash.org/ lastest builds?

Indeed. I follow the LastestSuccessful builds. I.e., Last build was "Jan 30, 2017 8:31:50 AM": https://dashpay.atlassian.net/builds/artifact/DASHL-DEV/JOB1/build-latestSuccessful/ These are what will be shipped. At least that has been my understanding.

Overhauled the v12.1 Masternode Guide for Fedora, CentOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux https://github.com/taw00/dashcore-rpm/tree/master/documentation The documents are modular instead of one giant document. Installation, because everything is packaged is trivial from the OS on up...

Complete re-write of the v12.1 Masternode guide for Fedora, CentOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux https://github.com/taw00/dashcore-rpm/tree/master/documentation The guide is modular. It treats a masternode as a service as it should be. Firewalls rules, Fail2ban setup, etc. Dash Sentinel...

Get y'er hot fresh packages! A Dash on Fedora, CentOS, RHEL Update. https://github.com/taw00/dashcore-rpm Been continuing to develop and package the dashcore suite of RPMs as always, but there have been changes... refactored the contrib tarball -- it makes much more sense now. And I added the...

Plus, for needed correctness before release, any "main" function needs to be wrapped in exception handling that at the very least knows how to handle all the various kill scenarios as well as any known and understood exception percolating up.

FIXED: I needed to read the README.md closer. :) It could not find dash.conf. You can override the path to dash.conf in sentinel.conf RFE: It needs to error that it could not find it. Too many configuration touchpoints. :)

Oddity. Anyone have thoughts? Linux. Fedora 24. Sentinel and dashcore 12.1 all up-to-date as of today. [root@servername sentinel]# SENTINEL_DEBUG=1 ./venv/bin/python ./scripts/crontab.py [error]: Missing dependencies Please ensure all dependencies are installed: pip install -r...

"You might get fewer troll marks if you stop referring to Evan as The New Geek Banker, or the core team as "the elite", or saying things like that MNOs should be ashamed of themselves." Yup. As soon as I saw comments like these, his opinion was dismissed.

I think you confuse "transparency" with "only transparent". These polls are so overly simplistic they don't offer anything really.

The correct .onion address is... http://dashorg64cjvj4s3.onion/

Testing ... build 755, git commit eddfa5a I have 890 tDash mixed. Tried to send 705 tDash. Both PrivateSend and InstantSend. I get this message: "Unable to locate enough PrivateSend denominated funds for this transaction. PrivateSend uses exact denominated amounts to send funds, you might...

Note: Airbitz is looking to incorporate Dash... and they have a really nice "Merchant Mode" for their app. Just a heads up that there may be some competition in this space. Check them out to make sure you can differentiate significantly.

My suggestion... Play with dash using a standard linux first as was suggested before. Get your feet wet with how you do things in the Linux-verse, you don't even need to exchange dash there yet, or do it just temporarily. Once you feel comfortable with that, try to dive into Tails. Tails is...

I have little experience with Gentoo, but... embuild sounds like an RPM SPEC file... that is used to describe how to build the software and package-up the resultant binaries. Those binaries are digitally signed and delivered to yum/dnf repositories to be made available to the public and then...

I might have to update my proposal since based on a few responses some people, don't "get it" (trust me, I am sure it is *I* who is not being clear). So, I tried to explain it this way... """ The experience needed: Your software manager alerts you that a new version of Dash is available, do...

Okay... there a lot of facts... I just added a sampling, the budget request, and starting date. Thanks!