The main improvements are as follows.
· Hardware wallet: the Safe-T mini from Archos is now supported.
· Segwit multisig for bip 39 and hardware wallets is now enabled.
· Qt GUI: there is now an optional "dark" theme.
Please see the release notes for details.
https://github.com/fujicoin/electrum-fjc/blob/master/RELEASE-NOTES
Download:
http://www.fujicoin.org/downloads.php
I assume it still has the issue with paper wallets not working because they never can synch...or so I was told by electrum folks they had no plans to fix this...
thus I have to use Fujicoin QT standard for a wallet. Just a heads up so others don't waste 2 weeks (like I did last month) figuring this out. By the By the 'lite
wallet version also listed (or was) on the page... has the same issue. Only the Fujicoin QT wallet standard can get around this issue, from what I've been told and
experienced.
FYI.
brad
The problem you have experienced is not a matter of paper wallet but a matter of wallet other than core wallet.
You are mining in the pool, so you receive a reward every 10 minutes to the same address. It is 4320 times a month, 52560 times a year. So the amount received for that address is recorded in 52560 blocks. To check the balance of that address wallet need to investigate 52560 blocks. This is very inefficient.
Such usage of addresses is not common and should be considered special. The current common wallet is designed to use a different address each time you receive funds. That is the idea that "address is one-time disposable".
The following solutions to this problem are conceivable.
1. The minor changes the address at least every half year.
2. Change the remittance frequency of the pool once every hour.
3. Decrease the pool mining frequency by decentralizing the pool.
What do you think about this?
NO, the paper wallet in question has been moved and is NOT being mined to. It is just too damn large to do. It used to give an error with the old wallets
NOT the FJC QT wallet which imports the paper wallet just fine. Again, was told by supposed electrum devs on the previous version it was something they had
no plans to fix.
Again, not an issue on the FJC QT wallet. BUT on import on any of the other wallets listed it comes up with a large error, which may be what you are referring
to.
I can't change remittance frequency in that it is a locked in paper wallet. Again, the import function will NOT work.
Again, on a side note, I guess it should be expected. FJC does not even have a "correct working" mining calculator yet. Anyway, you can try it.
I just use FJC QT wallet and import that way.
Brad