Topic: What's a good wallet for Linux? - page 2. (Read 2093 times)
OK, I installed Bitcoin using an advanced geeky Linux method, so I got it. Thanks for your suggestions though.
Bitcoin core works well on Linux. I guess downloading the blockchain would be the issue. I haven't re-installed it recently, but last time it took about a day to catch up with the blockchain with my internet connection.
use torrent, it is lots and lots of data to fetch:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/Bitcoin/blockchain/bootstrap.dat.torrent/download
Right now I have the Windows wallet and I also have a Linux laptop that I'd like to have Bitcoin on for convenience. I see there's a few options I could try. What's a good pick?
All those common wallets like Bitcoin core, Multibit, Electrum, Armory, have a Linux version as well. So you could just use the same wallet clinet on your laptop as the one you use on your windows pc.
Bitcoin core works well on Linux. I guess downloading the blockchain would be the issue. I haven't re-installed it recently, but last time it took about a day to catch up with the blockchain with my internet connection.
Right now I have the Windows wallet and I also have a Linux laptop that I'd like to have Bitcoin on for convenience. I see there's a few options I could try. What's a good pick?
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