08:45:38 -xmr-pr- jorgschulze73 opened issue #3005: macOS version of GUI wallet is not updated
08:45:38 -xmr-pr- > https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/issues/3005
23:08:33 <dsc_> Over the past few weeks I've done some research on how to pack & launch a Tor installation within a Qt application
23:09:20 <dsc_> we could ship Tor embedded into the Monero GUI and have it run as a child proc 
23:09:42 <dsc_> and use it to tunnel HTTP, and maybe in the future also tx's
23:09:43 <dsc_> thoughts?
23:22:57 <dsc_> Same as i2p-zero really, but Tor
23:25:02 <dsc_> they'll compliment eachother .. alltough i2p-zero would not be used for HTTP tunneling
23:25:26 <dsc_> as it has no exit nodes to clearnet
23:27:05 <moneromooo> "Hello, dear Tor. Great set of exit nodes here, sir."   "Thanks i2p, I quite like the way you packet switch".
23:27:56 <dsc_> oof, inter-process communication will be hard. But Qt has this dbus thing :-P
23:28:18 <moneromooo> Windows presumably doesn't have that ?
23:29:05 <dsc_> Windows does not have a lot of things, but Qt often fills the gaps there
23:30:51 <dsc_> moneromooo: I'm really doubting those 2 processes are going to have a conversation like that though. They're not like humans.
23:31:27 <moneromooo> How do you see them complimenting each other then ?
23:31:43 <dsc_> Ahhh... well..  :D hehehe
23:34:07 <dsc_> That was just part of my marketing speech. I said it reiterate that I was not planning on canning knaccc's work
23:43:37 <dsc_> Oh "complement"
23:43:41 <dsc_> damnit mooo totally derailed me
23:43:54 <dsc_> lol
23:44:06 <dsc_> anyway, I got a bunch of code that deals with managing a Tor process
23:45:00 <dsc_> I think we could include it inside the GUI and as a first step route all HTTP traffic through it (if the user enables Tor)
23:45:30 <moneromooo> ^_^