Topic: Electrum Unofficial Windows Builds - Now with Windows XP version - page 2. (Read 10469 times)
January 09, 2012, 08:34:56 AM
Watch this.
January 08, 2012, 05:44:33 PM
workaround for copy&paste issue: go to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Electrum\ , open electrum.dat in notepad, find copy your address from there
December 28, 2011, 05:56:20 PM
On a side note, this does not seem to run on Win XP.
December 22, 2011, 01:20:20 PM
I want to mention that I personally don't actually have the time to go bughunting the windows versions. If anyone wants to see if he can fix some issues, then feel free to do so. I can compile the exe files for alternative builds too, and/or you could send fixes to ThomasV to be included in the main version. This is probably better, because it doesn't create trust issues.
That said:
Electrum 0.35 Build 1
MD5: f8a93a18387964769e13e14d7c4c7c22
* New 'import' command to add extra keypairs to your wallet. Example:
* bug fix: previous version was not correctly synchronized after creating new addresses
That said:
Electrum 0.35 Build 1
MD5: f8a93a18387964769e13e14d7c4c7c22
* New 'import' command to add extra keypairs to your wallet. Example:
Code:
Electrum-0.35-Build1.exe.exe import 1MtQTsraWDcb7REUnVu8LS9hZswrLfWbH9:5KeCdRAkygEGfSzQ3ZNpQ2qE6PdEYCZ52S9Uq5DoBxkSgayX6ng
Note that you can export your keypairs in the same format using:Code:
Electrum-0.35-Build1.exe addresses -k
* random selection of the default server on wallet creation* bug fix: previous version was not correctly synchronized after creating new addresses
December 20, 2011, 08:37:30 AM
Even copying address from "Receive" window using Copy to clipboard also produces Tcl error.
This is the exact error messages i got.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".\build\pyi.win32\electrum\outPYZ1.pyz/gui", line 866, in copy2clipboard
File ".\build\pyi.win32\electrum\outPYZ1.pyz/Tkinter", line 1685, in __init__
_tkinter.TclError: Can't find a usable init.tcl in the following directories:
C:/Users/ABC/AppData/Local/Temp/lib/tcl8.5 C:/Users/ABC/Desktop/li
b/tcl8.5 C:/Users/ABC/lib/tcl8.5 C:/Users/ABC/Desktop/library C:/Users
/ABC/library C:/Users/ABC/tcl8.5.2/library C:/Users/tcl8.5.2/library
This probably means that Tcl wasn't installed properly.
This is the exact error messages i got.
Code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".\build\pyi.win32\electrum\outPYZ1.pyz/gui", line 866, in copy2clipboard
File ".\build\pyi.win32\electrum\outPYZ1.pyz/Tkinter", line 1685, in __init__
_tkinter.TclError: Can't find a usable init.tcl in the following directories:
C:/Users/ABC/AppData/Local/Temp/lib/tcl8.5 C:/Users/ABC/Desktop/li
b/tcl8.5 C:/Users/ABC/lib/tcl8.5 C:/Users/ABC/Desktop/library C:/Users
/ABC/library C:/Users/ABC/tcl8.5.2/library C:/Users/tcl8.5.2/library
This probably means that Tcl wasn't installed properly.
December 20, 2011, 08:31:20 AM
that's annoying.
a few weeks ago I added a patch that was supposed to fix copy/paste for windows:
perhaps this needs a fix?
a few weeks ago I added a patch that was supposed to fix copy/paste for windows:
Quote
if platform.system() == 'Windows':
from Tkinter import Tk
r = Tk()
r.withdraw()
r.clipboard_clear()
r.clipboard_append( address )
r.destroy()
else:
c = gtk.clipboard_get()
c.set_text( address )
from Tkinter import Tk
r = Tk()
r.withdraw()
r.clipboard_clear()
r.clipboard_append( address )
r.destroy()
else:
c = gtk.clipboard_get()
c.set_text( address )
perhaps this needs a fix?
December 20, 2011, 08:29:54 AM
Ah, that's different then what I thought you two talked about.
In the seed window, Ctrl+C and/or Rightclick->Copy doesn't work.
The thing I mentioned that does work for me is going to Receive, selecting an address, and hitting "Copy to clipboard".
I crossposted this to the Electrum thread. Maybe it also doesn't work on linux, then ThomasV can probably fix it.
In the seed window, Ctrl+C and/or Rightclick->Copy doesn't work.
The thing I mentioned that does work for me is going to Receive, selecting an address, and hitting "Copy to clipboard".
I crossposted this to the Electrum thread. Maybe it also doesn't work on linux, then ThomasV can probably fix it.
December 20, 2011, 08:22:20 AM
Same, copy doesn't work for me also.
I created new address & it gave the seed & also gave me a sentence with easy to remember words, i selected the sentence & copy, but when i try to paste to notepad or any other text field, the paste is grayed out.
I took screen shot for my seed & i manually typed in to a notepad file.
Using win 7 Ultimate 64 bit with sp1 & Electrum-0.34-Build1
I also see an error in console , Tcl wasn't installed properly.
I created new address & it gave the seed & also gave me a sentence with easy to remember words, i selected the sentence & copy, but when i try to paste to notepad or any other text field, the paste is grayed out.
I took screen shot for my seed & i manually typed in to a notepad file.
Using win 7 Ultimate 64 bit with sp1 & Electrum-0.34-Build1
I also see an error in console , Tcl wasn't installed properly.
December 20, 2011, 07:09:18 AM
I'm on windows 7, and it works for me… What version are you using at the moment?
December 20, 2011, 06:25:23 AM
Don't know if it's just me, but on Windows 7 the 'copy' button does nothing for me so I have no way to copy and paste my receiving addresses.
December 18, 2011, 01:30:40 AM
I should be able to. No guarantees though, but I'll definitely try. Drop me a line if I miss it 
December 17, 2011, 06:22:58 PM
When Electrum QT is done, can you compile those too?
December 16, 2011, 08:16:07 PM
This is really cool
December 16, 2011, 05:29:18 PM
Electrum 0.34 Build 1
MD5: 499f71730a0eecc24efef8eab3e6531d
MD5: 499f71730a0eecc24efef8eab3e6531d
Version 0.34 is now available.
It introduces "type 2" key derivation: bitcoin addresses can be generated without access to the main seed.
The immediate benefit is synchronization between multiple instances of your wallet. You can open the same wallet on two different computers, if you spend bitcoins on one of them, the second wallet will be synchronized automatically. In the future, this "type2" key derivation will also allow us to implement a BCCAPI layer on the server.
This, however, comes at a cost: another forced migration of your coins to a new wallet, because older wallets will not work with the new version.
I hope that we have now reached a final format, and that is the last time such a migration is required.
Please refer to the release notes for explanations about the upgrade.
It introduces "type 2" key derivation: bitcoin addresses can be generated without access to the main seed.
The immediate benefit is synchronization between multiple instances of your wallet. You can open the same wallet on two different computers, if you spend bitcoins on one of them, the second wallet will be synchronized automatically. In the future, this "type2" key derivation will also allow us to implement a BCCAPI layer on the server.
This, however, comes at a cost: another forced migration of your coins to a new wallet, because older wallets will not work with the new version.
I hope that we have now reached a final format, and that is the last time such a migration is required.
Please refer to the release notes for explanations about the upgrade.
December 09, 2011, 05:25:08 PM
Electrum 0.33 Build 1
MD5: 5ae1fbaa517ce217a83ce8fcdd3fc0be
*fix a bug that occurs when several transactions are unconfirmed at the same time.
MD5: 5ae1fbaa517ce217a83ce8fcdd3fc0be
*fix a bug that occurs when several transactions are unconfirmed at the same time.
December 07, 2011, 06:28:47 PM
Electrum 0.32 Build 1
MD5: 892e698b9bebfae16e993e0f77409073
new features:
* compute transaction fees that depend on the size of the transaction
* fix precision issues caused by float
MD5: 892e698b9bebfae16e993e0f77409073
new features:
* compute transaction fees that depend on the size of the transaction
* fix precision issues caused by float
December 06, 2011, 12:53:34 PM
I will post my no-dependencies windows builds of the Electrum thin client in this thread. I will add a post every time I make a new build, and also update this post to reflect the newest version.
These builds should run without installing any python or gtk or whatever, i.e., they should Just Work™.
Note: For some reason, the builds won't work under windows XP. See BitcoinBug's version, that might work.
Also, the file is named incorrectly when downloading with internet explorer.
Electrum 0.40a Build 1
MD5: b46efaa4e29e46903d050a9bdf9e90f7
* 'create' and 'restore' commands are now distinct, so that it is possible to create offline wallets. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Electrum#Offline_wallet
(* Support for remote wallets. (demo here: http://ecdsa.org/remote.php. Detailed explanation: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/electrum-remote-wallets-65136) <- I did not compile this. Let me know if anyone is interested in having this.
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Electrum 0.40a Build 1
MD5: 6e8397686422c1f7c829b5b35b1fc72d
* New Qt GUI
* If you want to use the old Gtk gui, type:
Also currently available is BitcoinBug's build packaged by Cameyo, this apparently does work on Windows XP.
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0.39
* two options have been added, for selecting transaction input and change address: --changeaddr, --fromaddr [patch by DiThi]
* The status bar displays 'synchronizing' when the client is connected to the server, but is still waiting for history updates. (until now it was not showing this information)
* If the user's server is down, the client remains able to download the list of active servers, by sending queries to a default list.
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Electrum 0.38 Build 1
MD5: 04058ba44bc5129d790722f9103a7dac
* aliases and signed URIs (see http://ecdsa.org/bitcoin_URIs.html )
* 'signmessage' and 'verifymessage' commands, same syntax as in bitcoind
* 'eval' command, that evaluates a python statement. Use it to examine or modify the content of your wallet from the command line.
For more details, see the main thread.
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Electrum 0.37 Build 1
MD5: b146d3253ce552998daf8b838782ff3a
* Bitcoin URIs can be passed to the client. To configure your browser, see http://ecdsa.org/bitcoin_URIs.html
v0.36:
* json protocol over http (still experimental)
* during wallet creation, a dialog proposes a list of active servers
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Electrum 0.35 Build 1
MD5: f8a93a18387964769e13e14d7c4c7c22
* New 'import' command to add extra keypairs to your wallet. Example:
* bug fix: previous version was not correctly synchronized after creating new addresses
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Electrum 0.34 Build 1
MD5: 499f71730a0eecc24efef8eab3e6531d
* "type 2" key derivation: bitcoin addresses can be generated without access to the main seed: synchronization between multiple instances of your wallet.
A wallet migration is required. Please refer to the release notes for explanations about the upgrade.[/quote]
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Electrum 0.33 Build 1
MD5: 5ae1fbaa517ce217a83ce8fcdd3fc0be
*fix a bug that occurs when several transactions are unconfirmed at the same time.
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Electrum 0.32 Build 1
MD5: 892e698b9bebfae16e993e0f77409073
new features:
* compute transaction fees that depend on the size of the transaction
* fix precision issues caused by float
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Electrum 0.31 Build 1
MD5: a99cfe2461eb0af389df7fb07652340a
These builds should run without installing any python or gtk or whatever, i.e., they should Just Work™.
Note: For some reason, the builds won't work under windows XP. See BitcoinBug's version, that might work.
Also, the file is named incorrectly when downloading with internet explorer.
Electrum 0.40a Build 1
MD5: b46efaa4e29e46903d050a9bdf9e90f7
* 'create' and 'restore' commands are now distinct, so that it is possible to create offline wallets. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Electrum#Offline_wallet
(* Support for remote wallets. (demo here: http://ecdsa.org/remote.php. Detailed explanation: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/electrum-remote-wallets-65136) <- I did not compile this. Let me know if anyone is interested in having this.
------------------------------------------------------
Electrum 0.40a Build 1
MD5: 6e8397686422c1f7c829b5b35b1fc72d
* New Qt GUI
* If you want to use the old Gtk gui, type:
Code:
python electrum --gui gtk
Also currently available is BitcoinBug's build packaged by Cameyo, this apparently does work on Windows XP.
Cameyo packaged version of Electrum v0.40a.
It's GUI only, no console window.
Electrum.v0.40a.Cameyo-minimal.exe
MD5: 930d6a8efa2ee8fdafc1ab1a21696724
It's GUI only, no console window.
Electrum.v0.40a.Cameyo-minimal.exe
MD5: 930d6a8efa2ee8fdafc1ab1a21696724
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0.39
* two options have been added, for selecting transaction input and change address: --changeaddr, --fromaddr [patch by DiThi]
* The status bar displays 'synchronizing' when the client is connected to the server, but is still waiting for history updates. (until now it was not showing this information)
* If the user's server is down, the client remains able to download the list of active servers, by sending queries to a default list.
------------------------------------------------------
Electrum 0.38 Build 1
MD5: 04058ba44bc5129d790722f9103a7dac
* aliases and signed URIs (see http://ecdsa.org/bitcoin_URIs.html )
* 'signmessage' and 'verifymessage' commands, same syntax as in bitcoind
* 'eval' command, that evaluates a python statement. Use it to examine or modify the content of your wallet from the command line.
For more details, see the main thread.
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Electrum 0.37 Build 1
MD5: b146d3253ce552998daf8b838782ff3a
* Bitcoin URIs can be passed to the client. To configure your browser, see http://ecdsa.org/bitcoin_URIs.html
v0.36:
* json protocol over http (still experimental)
* during wallet creation, a dialog proposes a list of active servers
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Electrum 0.35 Build 1
MD5: f8a93a18387964769e13e14d7c4c7c22
* New 'import' command to add extra keypairs to your wallet. Example:
Code:
Electrum-0.35-Build1.exe.exe import 1MtQTsraWDcb7REUnVu8LS9hZswrLfWbH9:5KeCdRAkygEGfSzQ3ZNpQ2qE6PdEYCZ52S9Uq5DoBxkSgayX6ng
Note that you can export your keypairs in the same format using:Code:
Electrum-0.35-Build1.exe addresses -k
* random selection of the default server on wallet creation* bug fix: previous version was not correctly synchronized after creating new addresses
------------------------------------------------------
Electrum 0.34 Build 1
MD5: 499f71730a0eecc24efef8eab3e6531d
* "type 2" key derivation: bitcoin addresses can be generated without access to the main seed: synchronization between multiple instances of your wallet.
A wallet migration is required. Please refer to the release notes for explanations about the upgrade.[/quote]
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Electrum 0.33 Build 1
MD5: 5ae1fbaa517ce217a83ce8fcdd3fc0be
*fix a bug that occurs when several transactions are unconfirmed at the same time.
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Electrum 0.32 Build 1
MD5: 892e698b9bebfae16e993e0f77409073
new features:
* compute transaction fees that depend on the size of the transaction
* fix precision issues caused by float
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Electrum 0.31 Build 1
MD5: a99cfe2461eb0af389df7fb07652340a
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