08:55:33 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> > <@ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Also would be great to have some "third party" wallet do a build with fcmp. cc @anon_contributor_xmr:monero.social  @anhdres:matrix.org
08:55:33 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> I have tried, several times actually, but correctly building libs (as in, for example, getting all the needed symbols) from Monero's master branch (I guess FCMP is either there, or based on it?) turned out to be beyond my current skill set (C++ / CMake is not something I do day to day) :(
08:55:33 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> If someone could help me figuring out how to setup the build correctly for that, I would be very grateful, and hopefully would be able to take it from there :) But otherwise, I am currently focused on making a working build using monero-oxide
08:57:39 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Well, we'll be be branching v0.19 from monero's master branch soon. Are you saying that master doesnt work "seamlessly"?
08:58:12 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Or that fcmp branch doesnt?
09:00:20 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> I had tried building using master branch and had no success. I do not remember exactly what I have tried, I think it was guix build, where I had missing symbols problem regardless of whether I tried to just copy every .so built or hand pick what seemed to be needed
09:02:05 <br-m> <ofrnxmr> How do you build release? Gitian/depends?
09:03:46 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> For 0.18 branch I am using this: https://codeberg.org/Monfluo/monfluo-android/src/branch/master/external-libs/bin/build-native-libs.sh#L100
09:04:28 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> and this patch to Monero: https://codeberg.org/Monfluo/monero/commit/89870bac237429ba8490069e9f5e12636b66a0bd
09:12:00 <plowsof> anon_contributor what is your codeberg account name? You can make a PR to montero-project/monero 
09:13:26 <plowsof> https://codeberg.org/montero-project
09:14:58 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> plowsof: My codeberg account name is acx
09:14:58 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> Sorry I do not get it, what PR are you talking about?
09:17:05 <plowsof> If you wanted to PR a patch, otherwise ignore
09:20:26 <br-m> <anon_contributor_xmr> Ah no, I do not think it would help, as IIRC this patch does not work on master either, this is why I was trying to build with guix (well, also to get reproducible builds)
09:29:54 <sech1> monTero-project? Really?
10:39:57 <br-m> <plowsof:matrix.org> sech1 yes, its an unofficial bridge written by 2 Actual Indonesian developers 
10:42:58 <br-m> <plowsof:matrix.org> monero-project is a protected name space on codeberg for good reason, and the bridge is currently poling github rather than using the webhook integration, they should re-write it in rust probably https://github.com/pr-patch-bot/pr-patch-pusher-bot/tree/master 
10:43:22 <br-m> <syntheticbird> how did I not hear about this bridge
10:43:43 <br-m> <syntheticbird> or rather i should maybe thanks these 2 devs for making it after the discussion in the dev channel
12:55:12 <br-m> <jpk68:matrix.org> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mounteere_cap
12:55:52 <br-m> <jpk68:matrix.org> It makes sense because the Montero cap protects you from the weather and Monero protects your privacy
12:55:55 <br-m> <jpk68:matrix.org> See, this is not a contrived analogy :P
12:56:39 <br-m> <r4v3r23> @jpk68:matrix.org did you get the DM?
12:56:52 <br-m> <jpk68:matrix.org> No, not sure why
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18:43:58 <br-m> <4rkal> https://x.com/cyphergoatcom/status/2062606024180117914
18:44:35 <br-m> <4rkal> SafeRoute is now live on http://cyphergoat.com
18:44:35 <br-m> <4rkal> More to be revealed during monerokon (https://cfp.twed.org/mk6/talk/ZGGEPB/)
18:44:35 <br-m> <4rkal> Stay tuned!