We already see what you have done, and are doing, and it is splendid, sublime, and sometimes surreal. Can this dream of lateral, digital power-sharing be real? Sometimes I need to pinch myself. Indeed, with every new and exciting update, the world is several steps closer to waking up, and living the dream!
Thatās great, thanks a lot - Iāll raise that as a bug in the project.
Donāt let up, brother. You got this.
And still no version for 32-bit Linux which a huge segment of the worldās public access terminals operate on!
Who cares about those who cannot afford the latest techā¦
It is open source, no cop-out but you can compile it yourself. Also the work needed right now is launch focused so we cannot cope with every tier. Will be different on launch I am sure, but 32bit linux/windows/mac is now niche and very poorly supported by even the companies with billions of £ to spend. So we hear you but we must be diligent with our resources.
Compile it and see what you think though, it may just work for you.
I donāt have the know-how to compile, and without root access since Iām on a public library terminal, maybe I wouldnāt even be able to if I had the necessary skill.
I only hope that some will make this effort on behalf of the many who find themselves in similar circumstances as myself. Preferably so that we can also be part of the process during the development period.
How about supporting the team in getting any target platforms to the finish line instead? Complaining you canāt use experimental software, designed primarily for developers, when you confess not to be technical, isnāt very constructive.

I donāt have the know-how to compile, and without root access since Iām on a public library terminal, maybe I wouldnāt even be able to if I had the necessary skill.
In that case you may not have the ability to install a compiled version. Lets see what happens on launch. I would cross compile for anyone if it will help. It is no big issue and very easily solved but you may need access to install, public access terminals probably wont work for your use case. In any case let us get launched first.
Sorry, I should have asked this before - what platform are you on when you encounter this issue?
Windows 10 [20 characters]
There was a browser earlier on that I was able to install. I got the link to it here on the forum.
Anyway, I can wait. Surely, the wait now cannot be too long
Thanks for the hard work of the whole team! Things seem to be picking up speed!
I add the translation into Bulgarian in the first post
https://safenetwork.bg/safe-network-новини-26-9-2019/
Thanks - I did find a similar Windows only bug that has now been fixed and retested on the latest code. We are currently working to release a patch update so hopefully once thatās out you wonāt see this any more.

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How about supporting the team in getting any target platforms to the finish line instead? Complaining you canāt use experimental software, designed primarily for developers, when you confess not to be technical, isnāt very constructive.
This feels like a very unfair and low charge against me. And itās based on a straw man, i.e. that only technically competent people can contribute in the testing out of software. Iāve been contributing giving feedback and submitting error reports on developing software for more than 25 years.
And Iām a little surprised that so many liked your reproach of me and none could say against it, telling you what I just wrote.
Its not what you said but how you said it.
I dont think you meant it maliciously but it did come across that way.

Iām sticking with my end of 2020 Beta guess from a couple of years ago but have no issues if I look like an idiot for better or worse come that time.
Remember this poll?
Itās noteworthy so many people picked the āWhen my wife already left me because all my MAID coins are worthlessā option. Does that imply many folks hope that SAFE not only brings them a fortune, but also another shot at a full-fledged bachelor life?![]()
We and a bunch of others are still in for the most accurate guess.

Its not what you said but how you said it.
I dont think you meant it maliciously but it did come across that way.
Perhaps, but @Traktionās rebuke was against my complaint as such, not the way it was formulated.
They reason I gripe about the 32-bit issue is because it acts (even though that obviously isnāt intended) as a targeted exclusion of the segment of the least financially strong. I believe we who fall into that segment may not simply represent an average of all potential users but are having unique perspectives that should be acknowledged as probably very useful. Apart from the fact that we are the voice of the disenfranchised.
And please donāt respond that āthis project will do so much in the way of empowering the disenfranchised so please shut up!ā - because the disenfranchised donāt want to be simply clientele, recipients of good deeds, we, the dispossessed, wish to be participants in the creation of the tools that eventually will benefit us greatly also. And that ought to be acknowledged as a valuable goal in itself, not simply as a bonus.

And please donāt respond that āthis project will do so much in the way of empowering the disenfranchised so please shut up!ā
Here is the problem, my attention goes from your points to the way in which you communicate them.
We are all here to help each other and civility is the first step in doing so.