Topic: Bitcoin Core 0.10.0rc1 has been released - page 3. (Read 6854 times)
thanks OP
when the "delete address" will be added?, it's not that important i know, but it's always a plus to have
Perhaps you could put out a request for it?
Until then, you can resort to Pywallet.
when the "delete address" will be added? it's not that important i know, but it's always a plus to have
Is there a limit on the Ignore list? Because mine's getting pretty big...
Actually it's 0.10. 0.1 was the first (original) Bitcoin client source.
finally come 0.1.x.x with lots of new features that's awesome.But I would wait until the final version release.
Actually it's 0.10. 0.1 was the first (original) Bitcoin client source.
finally come 0.1.x.x with lots of new features that's awesome.But I would wait until the final version release.
Our three letter friends have put pressure on the foundation to introduce another buggy Bitcoin Core, I am willing to bet that within a couple of months catastrophic bugs will be found once again (whoops).
That's why it's labelled "unstable". 
Normal users shouldn't be using it. They should stick with the "stable" releases. The purpose of this release is to find catastrophic bugs. No three letter agencies required. Overall it's an attempt to undermine Bitcoin in hopes that we don't notice anything so that flaws can be introduced to the "stable" release that can then be adopted by the majority. There are organizations pressing the buttons behind the foundation actively trying to undermine Bitcoin and it's incredibly easy to do.
Our three letter friends have put pressure on the foundation to introduce another buggy Bitcoin Core, I am willing to bet that within a couple of months catastrophic bugs will be found once again (whoops).
So far so good for me. I see some positive changes in there and that is why did not hesitate to try it out even though it is a release candidate.
Will install this major update when no serious issue arises. I am very keen to try the new fee estimate mechanism.
Our three letter friends have put pressure on the foundation to introduce another buggy Bitcoin Core, I am willing to bet that within a couple of months catastrophic bugs will be found once again (whoops).
That's why it's labelled "unstable". Normal users shouldn't be using it. They should stick with the "stable" releases. The purpose of this release is to find catastrophic bugs. No three letter agencies required. 
Our three letter friends have put pressure on the foundation to introduce another buggy Bitcoin Core, I am willing to bet that within a couple of months catastrophic bugs will be found once again (whoops).
What exactly are you talking about? Mine still works fine and hasn't crashed.
Same thing here , never crashed
just had an error message when I opened it but released that It was my fault because I rebooted PC without closing the program so it didn't sync like it should be 
all works fine now Our three letter friends have put pressure on the foundation to introduce another buggy Bitcoin Core, I am willing to bet that within a couple of months catastrophic bugs will be found once again (whoops).
What exactly are you talking about? Mine still works fine and hasn't crashed. It hasn't any catastrophic bugs.
And after all, it's a release candidate, don't use it if you don't want to and get the stable version.
Our three letter friends have put pressure on the foundation to introduce another buggy Bitcoin Core, I am willing to bet that within a couple of months catastrophic bugs will be found once again (whoops).
look great with this release 
but still slow to get connections
but still slow to get connections
RC1 uses BerkeleyDB?
It's still used for the wallet. It's not used for anything else.
Ahh. Phew!
Looks like good progress but I will wait for the official stable build to be released before trying.
Thank you! I can't wait to check it out. Great progress from the developers 
RC1 uses BerkeleyDB?
It's still used for the wallet. It's not used for anything else.
RC1 uses BerkeleyDB?
it is really good to see some visual changes in the bitcoin core
Why isn't this listed on the forum news link above? It still shows 0.9.3.
They just changed it to "Help test the latest unstable version of Bitcoin Core: 0.10.0rc1." Lol and i like your signature.
As many others have said, thanks to the core devs
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