I just got a note that Peerunity.org is controlled by one of the devs, so we’re all good.
Oh, then I was a bit fast with my judgement - at least for one of the domains.
But I remember having read in the forums about someone who wanted to sell a domain.
I don’t like that.
But it could be tried to tansfer the domain. Maybe the person who registered it only wanted to make sure that it doesn’t get into the hands of the wrong people.
By not dissenting the domain transfer it could have been a nice act to “grab” the domain before a villain does that…
But I guess I’m once more in “naive dream land” where people are honest, helpful and nice.
And it will be hard for the owner of the domain to find out whether the transfer was originated from someone who is involved in Peerunity.
I should better think before writing such a bunch of nonsense from my smartphone 
…that would be good in at least two ways. Hopefully it is at least amusing someone 
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I have tested peerunity-rc and put a test report in a pull request here https://github.com/Peerunity/Peerunity/pull/21 . It has some improvement over the one for peerunity_coin-control : 1) tested custom change address, 2) found that right click on label amount allows copying amount to clip board. 3) cleaned up a bit
Community Devs,
As promised, here are the instructions for building on Windows: https://github.com/Peershares/Peershares/wiki/Windows
The document was written with Peershares in mind, but also works for Peercoin and Peerunity.
pb
Guys, here are the Peerunity logo files. Whoever needs to use them, I need you to download this and go through everything and tell me if there are any errors or if there’s anything missing. I also don’t know how much this will cost me yet. I’ll post that when I find out.
[quote=“Sentinelrv, post:105, topic:2203”]Guys, here are the Peerunity logo files. Whoever needs to use them, I need you to download this and go through everything and tell me if there are any errors or if there’s anything missing. I also don’t know how much this will cost me yet. I’ll post that when I find out.
Peerunity Logo Files[/quote]
danke Sentinelrv, I’ll try and put these in right now. -jmz
Thank you, Sentinelrv. I’ve grabbed the files and will work with jmz to incorporate them into the PeerUnity interface.
Let us know what the cost comes to.
Ok, it cost $75.83 for 2 hours and 10 minutes of design work. Just imagine what the logo will look like when we apply a new theme to the client instead of the boring gray background.
It seems I left out the .eps file and the 2 .psd files for the light and dark text. I’ll have those added in and repost the download link when it’s ready. For now though, I believe what you have should be enough.
Thanks to the generous donors to the Peerunity project, I just tipped mhps 74 PPC for the testing of Peerunity he documented here: https://github.com/Peerunity/Peerunity/commit/f1bfa679323b46672eec7928187f6f94b473bb45
You can see the tip here: http://peer4commit.com/projects/74
We appreciate our community testers. Where the only development remaining for Peerunity release 0.1 is the integration of the logos Sentinelrv recently provided, basically all that is holding up the Peerunity release is testing, which we need the community to assist with.
[quote=“Jordan Lee, post:110, topic:2203”]Thanks to the generous donors to the Peerunity project, I just tipped mhps 74 PPC for the testing of Peerunity he documented here: https://github.com/Peerunity/Peerunity/commit/f1bfa679323b46672eec7928187f6f94b473bb45
You can see the tip here: http://peer4commit.com/projects/74
We appreciate our community testers. Where the only development remaining for Peerunity release 0.1 is the integration of the logos Sentinelrv recently provided, basically all that is holding up the Peerunity release is testing, which we need the community to assist with.[/quote]
Where does one go to test Peerunity?
[quote=“Jordan Lee, post:110, topic:2203”]Thanks to the generous donors to the Peerunity project, I just tipped mhps 74 PPC for the testing of Peerunity he documented here: Merge pull request #21 from mh001/master · Peerunity/Peerunity@f1bfa67 · GitHub
You can see the tip here: http://peer4commit.com/projects/74[/quote]
Didn’t expect such a generous tip. Thanks. I will sure donate back to peer/prime4commit. Is there a way to use the balance to donate to other projects within peer4commit.com (i.e. not going through my wallet) so as to save blockchain space and tx fee ?
We appreciate our community testers. Where the only development remaining for Peerunity release 0.1 is the integration of the logos Sentinelrv recently provided, basically all that is holding up the Peerunity release is testing, which we need the community to assist with.
I think if a list of functions/requirements is given the test can be done quote quickly. I googled cozz’s list for coin control. Then it may take some time to document.
Yes you can put the address of another project as your own address.
Yes you can put the address of another project as your own address.[/quote]
What if I want to donate to several projects?
What if I want to donate to several projects?[/quote]
You must make the transaction yourself from a wallet.
Here is the final version of the logo files. It includes a couple extra files, such as the text only .psd’s.
http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2727.msg24025#msg24025
I wholeheartedly agree that the client would benefit from a major facelift beyond the simple re-branding already planned for the first release. I noticed you successfully funded the production of Peercoin videos recently. My guess is the Peercoin community would also be willing to fund a major facelift of the client. If you gathered funds that became a bounty we could ask developers to place pull requests with their competing client facelifts. A community vote could be held on the public submissions and a winner chosen. I would merge such a pull request, subject to review and any necessary revisions. What do you think?[/quote]
Alright, now that the Peerunity logos are done, I think it’s time to start thinking about the theme. I agree with Jordan that a competition might be the best way to go about it and attract the right talent. Rather than having one theme as the winner though, I was thinking we could incorporate multiple optional themes into Peerunity, with one being the default.
For example, it could be the themes that come in 3rd, 2nd and 1st place when voting is over. The bounty reward would go up or down based on where you placed, with 3rd place receiving the smallest bounty and 1st place receiving the largest bounty. River mentioned that we should pull the bounty rewards from the existing Peerunity fund on Peer4commit, though I don’t know how much the rewards should be in order to attract quality themes. If we go too low we won’t attract the right people. How do you guys think we should go about this?
As long as the QT client can support a theme switcher, I think this is a great idea.
It is possible to have a global stylesheet in QT. This gives you the sort of options you would expect from a CSS stylesheet(perhaps a bit less flexible and powerful).
naturally these stylesheets are swappable.
-jmz
I’m not a developer, but don’t we need to have that framework first before we built themes? Or is developing the framework included in the bounty? Just trying to clarify the scope of this work