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Krist is a centralized-database economy system for Minecraft servers. Krist does not use a block-chain, or any similar technology. Krist is not a "cryptocurrency".
https://krist.dev/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Please put all dependencies on the README file! #44

Closed cdez-cactus-os closed 6 years ago

cdez-cactus-os commented 6 years ago

I hate the undescriptive, cryptic, and very unreliable README! I have no idea what I have to install, and have no idea what programs are needed to actually run the thing! I wish for an actual guide on this thing! Don't give me the excuse that "I don't support third-party nodes", because this is just helping the people who want to get something like this running, and don't have some of the very technical know-how to do something like this. :-1: This is very important, because I can't get redis on windows solved. Also, make redis optional! Please!

-CdezSolarOS, a very disappointed Krist user. (On Discord)

dmarcuse commented 6 years ago

do u even package.json

Lignum commented 6 years ago

Don't give me the excuse that "I don't support third-party nodes", because this is just helping the people who want to get something like this running, and don't have some of the very technical know-how to do something like this.

Yeah, but we don't support third-party nodes though. We already have to maintain the main Krist node, we don't have the time.

This is very important, because I can't get redis on windows solved.

Servers and Windows do not mix.

-CdezSolarOS, a very disappointed Krist user.

The Krist node is not software intended to be used. It's open source because people might be interested in seeing how it works, but we never intended for people to make their own nodes, and therefore never focused on usability. If you host your own node, you're on your own.

dmarcuse commented 6 years ago

I think it's also worth pointing out that nobody owes you anything with regards to this code. It was published freely, there's no requirement or contract that we go out of our ways to support others using it. The license grants you the rights to (generally) do what you want with it, but that doesn't mean we have to help you.