If you are using windows and go to the wallet.dat file and see if there are Previous Versions available after right clicking on the file and picking Properties in Windows.

88KB is a small file, but not the smallest that a wallet.dat would be if it was empty.

Getting close to being finished for testing.

for now the app will be called 'goldwallet'

This link goes in the app for support.

Ideas for a GoldCoin Lite Wallet.  For open source projects, we could modify them for GoldCoin.  For the others, we would have to ask them to add Goldcoin:
1.  Multibit Classic
2.  Multibit HD
3.  Trezor
4.  Keepkey
5.  Jaxx (closed source)
6.  Exodus (closed source)
7.  Copay
8.  Electrum

1.  Multibit Classic - This is obsolete

2.  Multibit HD - https://multibit.org/ - Multibit is No Longer Supported
Advantages:

• The source code still exists and uses a modification of bitcoinj  or in our case goldcoinj.
• Backups would be fully compatible with the Goldcoin Wallet android app.

Disadvantages:
Since there is no dev team supporting this for Bitcoin, some bugs will never be fixed.  This is not a good starting point for us.

3.  Trezor
I am buying one of these.  Not sure if it will work with GoldCoin, but we can find out.  They have some kind of wallet software for it.
https://wallet.trezor.io/#/

4.  Keepkey
Not sure if it will work with GoldCoin, but we can find out.  They have some kind of wallet software for it.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/keepkey-client/idgiipeogajjpkgheijapngmlbohdhjg

5.  Jaxx (closed source)
We would have to ask them to be added to their software.  This is a multicoin, multiplatform wallet.
https://jaxx.io/


6.  Exodus (closed source)
We would have to ask them to be added to their software.  This is a multicoin, multiplatform wallet.
https://www.exodus.io/

7.  Copay
Requires a node.js developer who can set up the server and the client software, modifying it from the source.  Copay would support many platforms, but is very complicated software to modify.

8.  Electrum
Requires a python developer who can set up the server and the client software, modifying it from the source.  Also supports many platforms.

I Cant get it to install on Linux Mint 17. Is anyone here running the wallet on Linux Mint that can offer a step by step tutorial? I seen a post back from 2013, that suggested making a .deb file for easy install on some Linux distros. That would be greatly appreciated and I think it would also increase wallet installs and coin interest.

I tried running it in wine but it gets an error and shuts down.

Tried installing latest version goldcoin-0.7.5.0

Thanks.

Wine sounds like you are trying to run the Windows version on Linux Mint.

There are linux executables here:  https://www.gldcoin.com/downloads/goldcoin-0.7.5.0-linux.tar.xz

This is not a .deb file, but it is a start.

Future posts regarding development work will be in this thread:

https://www.goldcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3915.msg18049#msg18049

regarding the facebook post, i follow the instructions 

Finally Goldcoin will be available for all Platforms , i believe thats a good thing 

I would donate a few Goldcoins for this 

How about a name?  Cryptobread?  Solarbread?

Status update:  While building breadwallet is successful to run on a simulator on the Mac, I haven't yet determined how to get the app installed on my device due to various permission issues, etc.

I have purchased an iPad Mini, which I will use in the future to do development for iOS.  The GoldCoin iOS app is the first software to work on.

I might have something by the end of summer for testing.  It will need a good name:

• breadwallet - gold
• goldwallet

Submit your ideas here.