Go to bitcoin.org download bitcoin-qt and run it.
What? That is standard I did that and it took less than a minute It did not take days
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What? That is standard I did that and it took less than a minute It did not take days
Go to bitcoin.org download bitcoin-qt and run it.
Correct. That is the GIT repository for the source code.
The sourceforge ones have compiled binaries.
bitcoind is the headless version. bitcoin-qt is the GUI version.
The full client will download the entire blockchain, which is ~16GB now. This can take days.
Not everyone use the full client. But being one is good for the network. You will play a part in relaying blocks and transactions.
How do I go about downloading the whole thing? I have 2 TB of storage
Correct. That is the GIT repository for the source code.
The sourceforge ones have compiled binaries.
bitcoind is the headless version. bitcoin-qt is the GUI version.
The full client will download the entire blockchain, which is ~16GB now. This can take days.
Not everyone use the full client. But being one is good for the network. You will play a part in relaying blocks and transactions.
I read that "Bitcoind" is what most people use Is this true?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoind
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoind
This is it right?
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin
How do I find the Bitcoin code? And Bitcoin is a SHA coin correct?
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