Hi everyone, I'm sending an email as suggested in the package maintainer documentation.
The first time I installed Linux was in 1998, since then it always has been in my life. I started working as a tech guy in 2000 goes to shool and started my professional career as a linux sysadmin in 2005. I'm a Fedora ambassador since 2009. I was more involved at that time, the last 5-6 years have been crazy trying to deal with a family life, kids, the job, learning to work with openstack, trying new projects etc... So I wasn't around very often, now I'm trying to come back and put more time on Fedora. I'm starting with a idea to build a spin of Fedora related to crypto, a kind of read-only live media where user could boot on it and interact with the blockchain with at the very least, the peace of mind of not having spyware or virus running on this OS spying it's private key. I've already played around with mock and built my first livecd, I have to package few tools that will enable to user to interact with few blockchains so that's why I'm here, I've packaged Myetherwallet and Mycrypto and I'm looking for a sponsor! I will start with tools for Ethereum because it's the one I'm used to work with but will slowly add new wallets and tools if the review process is going well with my first packages! I don't know if there's a lot of "crypto enthusiast" here but I'm looking for ideas and I want to have discussion on how this live distro and packages can be achieved in the most transparent way. I'm totally aware the user booting this live media will put all it's trust on the maintainer because it could be easy to add few line of code and stole their private keys etc.. So I really want to do this the right way so the community can doublecheck everything in the process. You can join #MyLiveCrypto on freenode if you want to talk about that or message pm me, Arsenick. Thanks, have a nice day!
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