Electrum-LTC
Introduction[edit]
Installation[edit]
Download and Digital Software Verification[edit]
Perform these steps inside Whonix-Workstation ™ (Qubes-Whonix ™: anon-whonix
App Qube).
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If the file is verified successfully, the output will include Good signature
, which is the most important thing to check.
This output might be followed by a warning as follows.
gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner.
The above gpg: WARNING
can be ignored since it does not alter the validity of the signature related to the downloaded key. Rather, this warning refers to the level of trust placed in the developers signing key and the web of trust. To remove this warning, the developers signing key must be personally signed with your own key.
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Configure Electrum-LTC - Debian based Offline Computer[edit]
Should not be needed since offline computer but useful anyhow just in case.
Connect only to one server (own server) instead of any third party servers.
Connect to own local server.
Avoid auto connecting to third party servers (and avoid Electrum-LTC first start wizard asking to).
Add a Electrum-LTC Start Menu Entry - Debian based Offline Computer[edit]
Creating a Electrum-LTC
start menu entry.
This step is optional.
1. Create folder ~/.local/share/applications
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2. Open file ~/.local/share/applications/electrum-ltc.desktop
in a text editor of your choice as a regular, non-root user.
If you are using a graphical environment, run.
If you are using a terminal, run.
3. Paste the following contents.
4. Save.
5. Done.
The Electrum-LTC
start menu entry available should be available.
Start from Command Line[edit]
To start Electrum-LTC
from the command line, run.
See Also[edit]
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maybe try if below does not work:
https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xcae1092ad3553ffd21c05de36fc4c9f7f1be8fea