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RE: Steem Co-Founder Dan Larimer On Why He Left Steem & His New Potential Ethereum Killer Cryptocurrency EOS

in #steem7 years ago

still relies on a centralized domain (and servers) to host it.

No it doesn't. I guess you didn't understand the reply. You can download the software and run it entirely on your own computer with no domain or servers. The web site and domain are a convenience that helps get more users on the platform with minimal friction.

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great! can you point me to the software download? can't find it. does it support all the features and media types we see on steemit.com? or for that we need EOS?

Our code is open source and everything you see on steemit.com is supported - you can run the entire site from your own computer if you wish. The front end application is called condenser and is located at https://github.com/steemit/condenser

thank you . I'll try it out over the weekend.

The software is on github: https://github.com/steemit (mostly the steem and condenser repos)

You will have to compile, install and configure it yourself. It supports all of the features that you see on steemit.com becuase it is the exact same software that steemit is running on its servers. I don't know what EOS has to do with this at all.