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You gave me advice on both. I keep Blixt on persistent. I have three channels opened, including the first one that opened with Dunder(pretty small). I keep it on persistent, but I don't have it running in background on my phone. The channels close, but I use it a lot so it's no big deal. For Zeus, I use it with my own node. I don't use the LSP. I love Zeus, but it seems to take longer to load than Blixt, so I probably don't use it as often.
OK I see, so you still didn't discovered in full both of them. Ok give it time.
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Right now I'm using the Lightning box address on Blixt as my SN receive wallet.
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oh yeah that is very easy way (if you use it in persistent mode). But I like to use that address in a more private cases (friends and family sending), but yeah with SN is not revealed to anybody else but SN.
Also I do not plan to keep my Blixt mobile node for a long time. I always nuke it after a while and start over with a new one (new nodeID). This is an advantage of running private nodes.
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Do you use Olympus? Have you tried the Alby Hub thing?
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Let me ask you some questions? I keep Blixt on persistent, but I will still get temporary closes unless I also set the wallet to run in background. If I turn off remain running in background, is there any benefit to persistent?
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Indeed if you do not open at least once the app, after 24-36h android is still killing the background service, even that the persistent mode is active.
What I suggest for Blixt or Zeus embedded:
  • if you plan to use it during the day (even for receiving random zaps), just keep it persistent on and every 4-8h just open it, for fun.
  • during the night, just close the persistent mode and let the phone to charge normally.
Persistent mode is more when you really have intense activity in/out and do not want to wait 10 sec to load the graph at startup. That's all.
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That explains it very well. Thanks
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