Good question, I hope so, I don’t have a spare computer right now to install it on so hopefully someone else can check and report back.

There’s an unstoppable wallet app that’s really got not much to do with monero. Makes sense to try to distance from that, at least in my speculative view at the change.

Either way if the Dev is on this forum: please make the LIBC requirement lower so that the software can be run on Debian, tails, whonix etc.

As it stands now (for the privacy conscious) you can only run it in an arch or fedora qube or VM.

The market deeply needs an easy UX, high liquidity atomic swap between BTC and XMR, both qualities are substantially neutered with the LIBC requirement.

Problem is for most is that if they’re only first being introduced to XMR their first thought is: how do I swap it to fiat. Since offramping is getting harder, this obstacle becomes larger. I think a growing monero counter economy helps this a lot, having lots if things to buy would alleviate the need to deal with fiat. Another help would be if bitcoin takes off as a household name as it seems to be heading towards since non kyc swaps to bitcoin are quite easy, and if atomic swaps become the norm, perfectly risk free.

In what ways is it better than Monero?