> <@carrington:monero.social> Yes

> matrix.to/#/#monerospace:monero.social

thank you

any update on the monero decentralized exchange that was in the works?

freestatemag: ask in #haveno:haveno.network

what specs should a notebook have in order to run a p2pool + monerod node to serve other miners?

i have an old pc with a core2duo and 4gb RAM would this be enought or is it to slow?

should be enough if you run p2pool with "--light-mode" parameter

oh it does not need a monerod instance?

it needs monerod instance, but it can run on another machine

p2pool+monerod can fit in 4 GB together even on the same machine

ah ok nice and a cpu such as a core2duo is enought for block verfication?

yes, if you run 64-bit OS

but it will be slow because no hardware AES

i only want to use this machine to serve some other machines which will be mining

do you think that will be enought?

yes

People run monerod+p2pool even on Raspberry Pi

-space meeting in 1 hour: monero-project/meta #628

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Monero-events meeting in minutes

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Fluorine Fermi won the condorcet 0.18 naming poll forum.monero.space/d/151-what-to-name-the-next-monero-release-018/11

Great news, thanks for managing the naming poll sgp.

selsta: What are your thoughts on bevanoff and I going through the Monero GUI issue list and adding labels to everything where appropriate?

crypto_grampy[m]: if you can make a list, sure

<selsta> "crypto_grampy: if you can make a..." <- How would you want this list structured? spreadsheet with issue number and labels in a separate column or something? Would it be easier if a comment was left on each issue?

spreadsheet would be best, you can also create new labels

if they don't exist yet

any in particular that you've been wanting to add?