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 1MD5: 6e8397686422c1f7c829b5b35b1fc72d
* New Qt GUI
* If you want to use the old Gtk gui, type:
python electrum --gui gtk
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 1MD5: 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 1MD5: b146d3253ce552998daf8b838782ff3a
* Bitcoin URIs can be passed to the client. To configure your browser, see
http://ecdsa.org/bitcoin_URIs.htmlv0.36:
* 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 1MD5: f8a93a18387964769e13e14d7c4c7c22
* New 'import' command to add extra keypairs to your wallet. Example:
Electrum-0.35-Build1.exe.exe import 1MtQTsraWDcb7REUnVu8LS9hZswrLfWbH9:5KeCdRAkygEGfSzQ3ZNpQ2qE6PdEYCZ52S9Uq5DoBxkSgayX6ng
Note that you can export your keypairs in the same format using:
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
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Electrum 0.34 Build 1MD5: 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 1MD5: 5ae1fbaa517ce217a83ce8fcdd3fc0be
*fix a bug that occurs when several transactions are unconfirmed at the same time.
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Electrum 0.32 Build 1MD5: 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 1MD5: a99cfe2461eb0af389df7fb07652340a