Hi, new user here.
I was planning to get x-t3 with the 18-55 kit lens. I know that even if the x-t4 has IBIS and flipped LCD, it will be way more expensive than current x-t3 price. (1250 eur for body + 18-55mm lens)
Question is, will the price dropped further once the x-t4 is released in 2 weeks? Shoud I wait or it wont matter much if I just want the x-t3?
Thanks!
Just curious since it's also included in the totals for box 14, why does the t4 take a chunk (commission) and have it's own box for it as well?
I just hit Epic from T3 Divine and planned on moving on to my celestial buff because all my other gear is T1 Arcane and I'm an ebonsong.
Anyway finally got it it took forever, had 55/50 upgrade scroll so I thought no harm in trying it since I wasn't going for T4 yet anyway. Anyway it procced, now I'm wondering how much harder getting from Epic > Legendary will be compared to Divine > Epic, and whether it's more worthwhile just getting my T1 set to Celestial.
Digital Trends writes "Battery optimizations: The update also adds better battery optimization — the watches will automatically close apps operating in the background to prevent battery drain.....". I have a Gear S3 with the newest FW, and a moto G5Plus phone. Looked all over the place, and find no way to auto close apps but still have to swing over to Recent apps and "close all". Has anybody figured out how to get to this new feature?
EthArmbian [1] is a custom Linux image for the NanoPC-T4 ARM SoC that runs Geth or Parity Ethereum clients as a boot service and automatically turns the device into a full Ethereum node. It includes other components of the Ethereum ecosystem such as Trinity, Status.im, Raiden, IPFS and Swarm.
EthRaspbian [2] is a custom Linux image for the Raspberry Pi 2/3 that runs Geth or Parity as light clients and includes other components of the Ethereum framework such as Status.im, Raiden, IPFS and Swarm.
Both images take care of all steps, from setting up the environment, to running the Ethereum software and synchronizing the blockchain.
Ethereum software installed
Both images include the following software:
Ethereum node clients
- Geth 1.8.23 (enabled by default)
- Parity_2.3.8
- Trinity (installer script, only on NanoPC image)
Ethereum framework
- Ipfs 0.4.19
- Swarm 0.3.11
- Raiden 0.100.2
- Status.im 0.23.8 Beta8 Chaos (enabled by default)
EthRaspbian image (Raspberry Pi)
Download links
http://ethraspbian.com/downloads/image_2019-03-26-ethraspbian2.0-lite.zip
For further info regarding installation and usage please visit EthRaspbian README [2]
Features
As Ethereum ecosystem grows it seems that supporting the Ethereum network is not just about running a full node anymore. Other important components of the ecosystem need to run p2p clients as well and the Raspberry pi is a pretty good option to do so:
- There are lots of Raspberry Pis out there
- Huge community support
- Low cost and low power consumption
Raspberry Pi image features:
- Runs geth in light mode by default (Parity is included as well)
- Includes: Status.im node (runs by default), Raiden network node, IPFS and Swarm
- Based on Debian Stretch
- Automatically resizes the SD card
- Changes the hostname to something like “ethnode-e2a3e6fe” (HEX chunk based on the MAC hash)
- Binaries run as systemd services and are restarted in case any problem arises
The board may be useful for lots of tasks:
- As mentioned, it can support other key components of the Ethereum network (Swarm, IPFS, Status, Raiden Network)
- Run testnets
- Run private networks
- Use it as a development environment
- Run an Ethereum light node
- Other (Sidechains, Ethereum 2.0 tests…)
**Note: Geth (light client) and Status.im are enabled by default. It takes a few minutes for both clients to
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