Talk:QBitcoin - Revision history

Sgornick: Add suggestion to added QBitcoin to the category Software. Apparently page is not editable ?

2011-02-20T07:32:34Z

Add suggestion to added QBitcoin to the category Software. Apparently page is not editable ?

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	== Suggestions ==		== Suggestions ==

			Add this article to the [[:Category:Software\|Software]] category. [[User:sgornick]] 06:32 19 February 2011 (GMT)

	I've had various ideas for improvements for improving Bitcoin, but because I haven't written them down I've forgotten most of them. I'll try to keep a list here of ideas:		I've had various ideas for improvements for improving Bitcoin, but because I haven't written them down I've forgotten most of them. I'll try to keep a list here of ideas:

Luke-jr: Move Genjix's Python stuff to its own page (Talk:PyBitcoin)

2011-02-14T16:31:21Z

Move Genjix's Python stuff to its own page (Talk:PyBitcoin)

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	~~== Core ==~~
	* getinfo shows state of bitcoin. CONNECTING (to the network), DOWNLOADING (first time downloading of block chain), RUNNING (normal).
	* transaction lists shows current balance ''after'' transaction.
	* get file size of currently downloaded blocks (to update progress bar).

	== Skip IRC bootstrap? ==		== Skip IRC bootstrap? ==

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	:::Why not drop the JSON API? If you have a small core which supports basic commands, and the client is a wrapper on top then if someone wants to make the JSON API then they can program their own intermediate layer. Or use system() calls. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 23:25, 24 December 2010 (GMT)		:::Why not drop the JSON API? If you have a small core which supports basic commands, and the client is a wrapper on top then if someone wants to make the JSON API then they can program their own intermediate layer. Or use system() calls. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 23:25, 24 December 2010 (GMT)

	~~== First time startup ==~~

	A modal dialog should appear on QBitcoin's first run showing the block download progress out of total existing blocks. The dialog will say 'Initialising [XXXXX ] 24 mins' before QBitcoin's main window opens. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 13:59, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

	~~== Python API ==~~

	* libbitcoin or libbitcoin++ API.
	* Python bindings using Cython.
	* QBitcoin written in PySide.
	~~[[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 13:59, 4 February 2011 (GMT)~~

	~~== Cloud backup ==~~

	Enable user to create an account on remote service which generates public/prive gpg keys. User then uses QBitcoin and application synchronises encrypted wallet.dat with the remote server. If the user wishes to restore their wallet.dat then they click 'Restore wallet' and it prompts for login/pass and re-downloads gpg keys + wallet. User has the option to enter their own custom SSH server or not use it at all. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 14:03, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

Luke-jr: fix up currencies

2011-02-13T18:22:33Z

fix up currencies

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	Users should have the option to display their choice (single or multiple) of currencies in the window:		Users should have the option to display their choice (single or multiple) of currencies in the window:
	Fixed currencies:		Fixed currencies:
	* BitCoin (BTC)		* Decimal BitCoin (BTC) -- '''DEFAULT'''
	* ~~Nano~~-~~BitCent~~ (~~uBTCent~~)		* Milli-BitCoin (mBTC)
			* Micro-BitCoin (μBTC)
	* Mill-TonalBitCoin (ᵐTBC)		* Mill-TonalBitCoin (ᵐTBC)
	* [[Tonal BitCoin\|TonalBitCoin (TBC)]]		* [[Tonal BitCoin\|TonalBitCoin (TBC)]]
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	* Custom (Multiply/offset)		* Custom (Multiply/offset)
	Exchange currencies:		Exchange currencies:
	* USD ~~equivalent~~		* USD/EUR/Gold equivalent via MtGox/Market/Central/etc APIs
	* EUR ~~equivalent~~
	* Gold equivalent
	* etc~~...~~

	~~:By default it comes bundled using SI units, but can be configurable through the configuration file :). [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 00:00, 10 February 2011 (GMT)~~

	== Separate core from transaction generation ==		== Separate core from transaction generation ==

Genjix: /* Currency Settings */

2011-02-10T00:01:42Z

Currency Settings

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	* Gold equivalent		* Gold equivalent
	* etc...		* etc...

			:By default it comes bundled using SI units, but can be configurable through the configuration file :). [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 00:00, 10 February 2011 (GMT)

	== Separate core from transaction generation ==		== Separate core from transaction generation ==

Genjix at 23:58, 9 February 2011

2011-02-09T23:58:55Z

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			== Core ==
			* getinfo shows state of bitcoin. CONNECTING (to the network), DOWNLOADING (first time downloading of block chain), RUNNING (normal).
			* transaction lists shows current balance ''after'' transaction.
			* get file size of currently downloaded blocks (to update progress bar).

	== Skip IRC bootstrap? ==		== Skip IRC bootstrap? ==

Genjix: /* Cloud backup */

2011-02-04T14:06:03Z

Cloud backup

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	== Cloud backup ==		== Cloud backup ==

	Enable user to create ~~a cloud~~ on remote service which generates public/prive gpg keys. User then uses QBitcoin and application synchronises encrypted wallet.dat with the remote server. If the user wishes to restore their wallet.dat then they click 'Restore wallet' and it prompts for login/pass and downloads ~~new one~~. User has the option to enter their own custom SSH server or not use it at all. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 14:03, 4 February 2011 (GMT)		Enable user to create an account on remote service which generates public/prive gpg keys. User then uses QBitcoin and application synchronises encrypted wallet.dat with the remote server. If the user wishes to restore their wallet.dat then they click 'Restore wallet' and it prompts for login/pass and re-downloads gpg keys + wallet. User has the option to enter their own custom SSH server or not use it at all. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 14:03, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

Genjix: /* Python API */

2011-02-04T14:03:56Z

Python API

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	* QBitcoin written in PySide.		* QBitcoin written in PySide.
	[[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 13:59, 4 February 2011 (GMT)		[[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 13:59, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

			== Cloud backup ==

			Enable user to create a cloud on remote service which generates public/prive gpg keys. User then uses QBitcoin and application synchronises encrypted wallet.dat with the remote server. If the user wishes to restore their wallet.dat then they click 'Restore wallet' and it prompts for login/pass and downloads new one. User has the option to enter their own custom SSH server or not use it at all. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 14:03, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

Genjix at 13:59, 4 February 2011

2011-02-04T13:59:13Z

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	:::Why not drop the JSON API? If you have a small core which supports basic commands, and the client is a wrapper on top then if someone wants to make the JSON API then they can program their own intermediate layer. Or use system() calls. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 23:25, 24 December 2010 (GMT)		:::Why not drop the JSON API? If you have a small core which supports basic commands, and the client is a wrapper on top then if someone wants to make the JSON API then they can program their own intermediate layer. Or use system() calls. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 23:25, 24 December 2010 (GMT)

			== First time startup ==

			A modal dialog should appear on QBitcoin's first run showing the block download progress out of total existing blocks. The dialog will say 'Initialising [XXXXX ] 24 mins' before QBitcoin's main window opens. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 13:59, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

			== Python API ==

			* libbitcoin or libbitcoin++ API.
			* Python bindings using Cython.
			* QBitcoin written in PySide.
			[[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 13:59, 4 February 2011 (GMT)

Luke-jr: /* Currency Settings */

2011-01-17T06:06:10Z

Currency Settings

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	* Nano-BitCent (uBTCent)		* Nano-BitCent (uBTCent)
	* Mill-TonalBitCoin (ᵐTBC)		* Mill-TonalBitCoin (ᵐTBC)
	* TonalBitCoin (TBC)		* [[Tonal BitCoin\|TonalBitCoin (TBC)]]
	* TonalBitCoin-bong (TBCᵇ)		* TonalBitCoin-bong (TBCᵇ)
	* Custom (Multiply/offset)		* Custom (Multiply/offset)

Luke-jr: /* Initial welcome/login screen */

2011-01-13T01:08:24Z

Initial welcome/login screen

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	Ideally, users should be able to connect to and interact with multiple cores from the same GUI.		Ideally, users should be able to connect to and interact with multiple cores from the same GUI.
	:Preferrable if it silently selects a local core, but is configurable to use a remote one. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 23:12, 12 January 2011 (GMT)		:Preferrable if it silently selects a local core, but is configurable to use a remote one. [[User:Genjix\|Genjix]] 23:12, 12 January 2011 (GMT)
			::I disagree. A pre-configured "Login" dialog (with checked "automatically log me in") that the user clicks once the first time they run it shouldn't be a nuance. [[User:Luke-jr\|Luke-jr]] 01:08, 13 January 2011 (GMT)

	== Currency Settings ==		== Currency Settings ==