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#1 VPN service: Torguard. I have used them for years. They accept all cryptocurrencies through the coinpayments shopping cart. I renewed my yearly subscription via Dash this year. Bath and Body products and some agricultural services: www.CarolinaBees.com -- cuz... they is me. :) Shhh! My cover...

FYI -- In addition to Fedora packages, I have now also created RHEL and CentOS Packages. Same locations... dashcore RPMs - Compiled; packaged; posted... Binaries: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0BT-eTEFVLOdWJjWGRybW1tMjQ Sources: https://github.com/taw00/dashcore-srpms All signed with...

I really like the idea of private and public dash balances. The *technology* could be branded: PrivacyProtect or whatever. But the technology is merely used to build the balance of the appropriate category. I.e., Dash uses "PrivacyProtect" (or whatever) to move funds from the public to private...

I mentioned and gave the link in other documents. I just now updated the README.md in the srpms github repo to acknowledge the guy... Anyway... https://www.ringingliberty.com/bitcoin/ -- he maintains bitcoin for Fedora, RHEL, CentOS. That was the originating spec I based this off of. My...

dashcore RPMs - Compiled; packaged; posted... I was forced to rename the packages since there is a very common "dash" package on most platforms already. I settled on dashcore as the base package name. Binaries: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0BT-eTEFVLOdWJjWGRybW1tMjQ Sources...

dashcore RPMs - Compiled; packaged; posted... Binaries: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0BT-eTEFVLOdWJjWGRybW1tMjQ Sources: https://github.com/taw00/dashcore-srpms All signed with my GPG key: http://github.com/taw00/public-keys

DONE! Whole new slate of RPMs in an hour or two.

Okay... I am torn. digitalcash-{client,server,utils,devel,debuginfo} dashcore-{client,server,utils,devel,debuginfo} dashydashdash-{client,server,utils,devel,debuginfo} dashcash-{client,server,utils,devel,debuginfo} <something else> Joking with two of those. I will let you determine which two...

An aside: The dash-client RPM does install dash-qt into your desktop menu systems. Just so y'all know. It's nice to see Dash sitting up there as a 1st class citizen next to all of your other applications. Note, it lands in the "Office" category. It's one of those oddball applications that you...

Ah! Okay. Hm... Lemme think about that. At the moment there is no longer collision and the names jive with expectation (I think), but that is an interesting thought. Somewhat pedantic though maybe. I tried to see what other cryptocurrencies do, and frankly... they all install incorrectly to the...

Right. The linux binaries are raw structureless blobs (tarballs and zip files). What I am trying to do with the RPM package is package them as they would be if the products were professionally delivered.tailored to the platform. It's not what *I* want. I'm trying to do it "right". If this is...

Yeah, I thought about dash-core. But... that since each chunk of functionality is separated (very packagey) does that still make since for the RPM that only contains dash-qt?

If you take a look at the google dumping ground I created for the binaries... https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0BT-eTEFVLOdWJjWGRybW1tMjQ The README lists them out... I will list them here: dash-client -- The dash-qt wallet and full node (note, old packaging was named just dash and not...

dashd is a daemon. Not a client. Ie. It is properly a server ... a service that should ultimately be managed as such using systemctl if a system were really properly deployed and set up correctly. You can pretend it is a "client" by calling it directly, but it really isn't.

Okay. Everything rebuilt. Rebuilt from these source RPMs... dash-0.12.0.56-6.taw.fc23.src.rpm dash-0.12.1.x-20160410.taw.fc23.src.rpm ...and... dash-0.13.0.x-20160410.taw.fc23.src.rpm The RPMs that house the client program (dash-qt) is now called dash-client versus just dash (see name...

It's going to be "dash-client" -- that is most consistent with the other packaging. And it keeps "dash" in the package names. Lemme know if any of you have further questions. I should be done rebuilding and signing and documenting everything... tonight? tomorrow? Somewhere in there.

Oi! There is already a "dash" package ... in almost all linux distributions. So I will have to rename the dash package that provides the dash-qt node and wallet. Grr. What dash collides with our dash? This one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almquist_shell Alas. If anyone has a favored name for...

Okay. I have no idea how you guys publish things, so... just let me know how you'd like to make this process work, and hopefully I can help.

The world of linux is divided between... the raw, brute-forced unmanaged world (tar.gz, zip, etc) the "deb" packaged world (debian/ubuntu) the "rpm" packaged world (fedora/red hat/suse/scientific) containers -- Docker, Atomic and Openshift (Fedora/Red Hat), others mobile -- android, etc...

MORE RPMs!!!! :) 0.12.0.56, 0.12.1.x and 0.13.0.x -- a built and re-buildable for different RPM-based platforms. 0.12.1.x should rebuild the easiest. https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0BT-eTEFVLOdWJjWGRybW1tMjQ By the way, devs... 0.13.0.x needs to be rebased sometime to at least align...