02:44:09 im a fan of the torrent thing. and when that gets in place, it'll be a stones throw to make the magic of torrent economy with monero mining happen 05:51:00 gingeropolous: the torrent thing? 10:11:27 just went through yesterdays meeting; sarang progress on det. gui has stalled a bit the past few months, main problem is getting qt with opengl support to build. 14:17:22 selsta, torrent thing - distributing new binaries 14:20:17 gingeropolous: so that people have to download a separate torrent client to download monero? :P 14:20:24 as a backup sure 16:33:08 Does Jasonhcwong hang around here? Or someone w/ commit access to monero-ecosystem/monerobox to update the containers to 0.15.0.5? 17:08:29 Also as an aside, is the procedure to update and commit a new container for monero-ecosystem/monerobox anywhere? Would be nice to have in readme.md or something so anyone can help keep the container up to date 17:16:41 xmrscott: it looks like it fetches the monero source from jasonhcwong's repo which is out of date 17:17:36 it might be worth changing it to just download the binaries from getmonero.org instead of building it. especially since it uses qemu instead of using a cross compiler 17:19:04 Understandable, but I would suggest building has its uses given the binary scare not too long ago 18:29:15 asymptotically: Since you seem to have a good understanding about containers, at least as it applies to monerobox, do you have any recommended readings for container n00bs if one were to undertake fixing monero-ecosystem/monerobox? 18:34:48 i think the easiest solution would be to use the Dockerfile in the monero repo, but change it to use an ARM image instead of the regular ubuntu one. you could then run docker build on a raspberry pi and then wait for a very long time 18:35:58 you can also just ignore dockerfiles. if you build monero statically, you can just put all of the binaries into a .tar and load that into docker 18:36:45 something like `docker import --change "ENTRYPOINT /monerod" < mymonerobuild.tar`