- introduce monero oct 2018 fork as currency `monero`
- remove monero7
- change all dev pools
  - those miner monero7 to handle the fork to monero
  - if the dev pool can not handle the fork to monero the currency is fixed set to `monero` (we can only handle 2 different currencies for user and dev pool)
- remove guards those prevent to use the currency `monero`

dropbox link is broken

Internal compiler error on low-RAM machines

RAM requirement mention in compile_linux

AMD has removed the AMD APP SDK links from the website. The AMD employes in the AMD formum posted links to there Dropbox where the SDK can be downloaded)

The link to the `monero7` FAQ was dead because it tried to go to a new page

- documentation: change `aeon` to `aeon7`
- change `case` order in `switch` statements
- update README.txt

add note that `rig_id` is ignored by some pools

fix #1202

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Add info about sysctl.conf so that the settings are preserved.

Moved section about Windows changing the working directory higher.

Added/Rewrote instructions on how to compile in Windows; Fixed some typos and syntax; Added build option section

CUDA/Develpment  -> CUDA/Development

There are a lot of hiccups on this step in the AEON Slack Channel.

Fix for #750, #626, #606, #534, without having to downgrade and do not require modification of host_config.h
Require an additional component during VS2017 installation (VC++ 2017 version 15.4 v14.11 toolset) and an additional command execution before compilation.

Only install if the user doesnt already have the packages installed, no
point in reinstalling everything.

* compile howto on amd mac

tested on the latest 15" MacBook Pro

* Add a note about OpenCL/Xcode

Changed capitalization of "macOS"

Squashed the commit

it's not installed in ubuntu by default.

I removed typos, changed the wording and made the whole thing more noob-friendly.

fix minor spelling error

Link windows to anchor

I ran into a problem following these instructions, and this change got me past it.

The command in question enables access to the C++ compiler (puts it on the PATH or something like that).  If you do it with `sudo`, it leaves you at a root shell prompt.  If you then exit that root prompt, to go back to non-root, then g++ is no longer accessible.  If you want to compile as non-root, then you need to do `scl` as non-root.

- add separate file for developer pgp key's

That's what it's called now: https://i.imgur.com/juZhtyz.png

I chuckled reading that my virus protection software might flag the miner binary as “male ware,” and rewrote that section of the documentation.