Topic: Does Offline Bundle for Ubuntu 10.04 work on Ubuntu 12.04? (Read 1720 times)
I doubt it, because usually the move is to newer versions.
You could try getting the packages via Synaptic Offline as described here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-get-the-needed-packages-on-your-offline-computer-synaptic-pm-777625
Just change the pastebin script from trusty to lucid.
Oops, I just read that I can't do M of N lockboxes with older versions of Armory.
So the question remains, will there be an offline bundle for Ubuntu 10.04?
So the question remains, will there be an offline bundle for Ubuntu 10.04?
I have Armory on an offline wallet using 10.04 and I see there's no offline bundle for v. 0.92.3. Is there a bundle on the way for 10.04, or do I have to find a newer computer for the wallet? I'm looking to move from cold storage to M of N security. I understand that I can do this with older versions of Armory, which is awesome. So for now I'm good, just curious about the long term plan for 10.04.
Thanks for a great wallet!
Thanks for a great wallet!
For now you have to use 10.04, but there's a link to the download on the website where you get the bundle, too.
It's been almost two years since I started the whole offline bundle thing, and it does seem to make sense to upgrade the whole thing to 12.04. It's a lot of work to support a new offline bundle target, but it' fairly easy once I figure out the dependency tree and get it integrated my build/release process.
It just hasn't been high on the priority list, and 10.04 is going to have a wider array of hardware "compatibility" than 12.04 (i.e. it will probably still work on laptops made in 2001, and doesn't really matter if it doesn't recognize the WiFi card of a new 2014 laptop.
It's been almost two years since I started the whole offline bundle thing, and it does seem to make sense to upgrade the whole thing to 12.04. It's a lot of work to support a new offline bundle target, but it' fairly easy once I figure out the dependency tree and get it integrated my build/release process.
It just hasn't been high on the priority list, and 10.04 is going to have a wider array of hardware "compatibility" than 12.04 (i.e. it will probably still work on laptops made in 2001, and doesn't really matter if it doesn't recognize the WiFi card of a new 2014 laptop.
Hi,
does Offline Bundle for Ubuntu 10.04 also work on Ubuntu 12.04 or do i have to install 10.04?
Greets
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