The Long Awaited Monero Core GUI Beta 1 Released, Coming Back On Darknet?
MONERO CORE GUI BETA 1 RELEASED
Posted by: Riccardo Spagni (fluffypony)
December 22nd, 2016
OVERVIEW
The first beta of the Monero Core GUI has been released. Note that, at this time, we have not completed support for 32-bit Windows, FreeBSD, and ARMv7 Linux devices. They are all being worked on, and we hope to complete support for them by the time of the first release.
Download links are at the bottom of this post, and please take note of the known issues and caveats listed below.
KNOWN ISSUES
Due to several important updates, 0.10.1 wallet binaries will not work with with wallets created by the GUI. Please use the binaries included in the package instead. Note: you can definitely use the 0.10.1 daemon:)
If you have been testing earlier builds you may have to delete your configs. There is a guide describing how to do this on this StackExchange post.
Older computers may have an issue with the QT renderer, and will either crash or display a white / black window. You can change the rendering mode as described on this StackExchange post.
More on this awesome news on:
https://getmonero.org/2016/12/22/monero-core-gui-beta-released.html
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