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### New to Curecoin? ### New to Curecoin?
If you are a newcomer, check out this [this website](https://curecoin.net/) which explains Curecoin in simple and everyday terms. You can find statistics on the current state of the Curecoin network [on this page](http://stats.curecoinfolding.com/). Joining the Curecoin network is easy: once you've installed the Folding@home software, pick a username, [get a passkey](http://folding.stanford.edu/home/faq/faq-passkey/), and enter 224497 as the team number to fold under. Then register on [cryptobullionpools.com](https://www.cryptobullionpools.com/) with the **exact** same username (case sensitive), and within a day you should get some coins! If you are a newcomer, check out this [this website](https://curecoin.net/) which explains Curecoin in simple and everyday terms. You can find statistics on the current state of the Curecoin network [on this page](http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s&t=224497). Joining the Curecoin network is easy: once you've installed the Folding@home software, pick a username, [get a passkey](http://folding.stanford.edu/home/faq/faq-passkey/), and enter 224497 as the team number to fold under. Then register on [cryptobullionpools.com](https://www.cryptobullionpools.com/) with the **exact** same username (case sensitive), and within a day you should get some coins!
### System requirements ### System requirements
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### Installation ### Installation
There are two Curecoin clients that you can choose: one with a nice graphical interface, and one that operates entirely in the command-line. The first is highly recommended and is a good choice for most users, but expert users may prefer the command-line (headless) client instead, so I offer both. The GUI client is known as "curecoin-qt" and the headless client is called "curecoind". Installing either one or both is extremely simple. Just follow these directions: There are two Curecoin clients that you can choose: one with a nice graphical interface, and one that operates entirely in the command-line. The first is highly recommended and is a good choice for most users, but expert users may prefer the command-line (headless) client instead. The GUI client is known as "curecoin-qt" and the headless client is called "curecoind". Installing either one or both is extremely simple. Just follow these directions:
* **Install from source** * **Install from source**
If you run any other flavor of Linux not mentioned above, or you feel that you are hardcore and feel the need to compile your own software, choose this option. This involves downloading the source, meeting the dependencies, compiling the code, and then installing the resulting software. Fortunately, this is easy enough for both the GUI QT-based client and the headless CLI curecoind. This involves downloading the source, meeting the dependencies, compiling the code, and then installing the resulting software.
git clone https://github.com/cygnusxi/CurecoinSource.git git clone https://github.com/cygnusxi/CurecoinSource.git