In Lubuntu (Linux) I installed  gnupg very recently with command in terminal:

sudo apt-get install gnupg2

Lubuntu 16.10
When trying to verify signature for bitcoin-0.14.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz using the Bitcoin Core Release Signing Keys downloaded from: https://bitcoin.org/en/download
i.e.:
https://bitcoin.org/laanwj-releases.asc

I GET the following, why Warning message?

gpg --verify
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

466adccf7352f06de35afc1627a3ea721764268ceaf08fa3641f9b47e7df091a  bitcoin-0.14.0-aarch64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
55957e2c35aa2ba836cbae7cbf945bcf489a46b243551b0f6fd86f60603032a6  bitcoin-0.14.0-arm-linux-gnueabihf.tar.gz
e4bb8b52acde07788dfcf024645fe291f0deca2b7172939fb2ddb8789fe56973  bitcoin-0.14.0-i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.gz
e01e3cdd3c4138eccaf0c1267caa3bcdb6949ee63c1e396842b70f102fb4bcaf  bitcoin-0.14.0-osx64.tar.gz
50fea43935e93381552b6730444eed6bbe513637a785e1b864b0c5883729228c  bitcoin-0.14.0-osx.dmg
d743d4866a0d4c1457f81530c45258a8b6383d1cafc458eedcba8d01728a641e  bitcoin-0.14.0.tar.gz
95a030be5c1649023e3aa81d1cd9eabd4258f1b00f0fc51066d02126219705af  bitcoin-0.14.0-win32-setup.exe
864ef77b9b4812ec59adff04d44213a6039c66970a9ae31e8620997a8c1537bc  bitcoin-0.14.0-win32.zip
f260d52cf2fe91c4be99ed6fcf8aa0de669ff326c5da920b7ed3a3e2ec981e0a  bitcoin-0.14.0-win64-setup.exe
415693ed81cfc4960bbfcb815529003405aefbf839ef8fc901b0a2c4ef5317d0  bitcoin-0.14.0-win64.zip
06e6ceeb687e784e9aaad45e9407c7eed5f7e9c9bbe44083179287f54f0f9f2b  bitcoin-0.14.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
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=PU5A
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
gpg: Signature made mié 08 mar 2017 07:43:28 CET
gpg:                using RSA key 90C8019E36C2E964
gpg: Good signature from "Wladimir J. van der Laan (Bitcoin Core binary release signing key) <laanwj@gmail.com>" [unknown]
gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature!
gpg:          There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner.
Primary key fingerprint: 01EA 5486 DE18 A882 D4C2  6845 90C8 019E 36C2 E964


EDIT (SOLVED)
Ok, this was replied in an earlier post by achow101:
"You can assume you have the correct binary because the signature is good. However, the warning means that you personally have not trusted this key. Ideally you would meet up with Wladimir and he would show you his ID and his key fingerprint and prove to you that he is in control of the key. However, since that isn't likely to happen, you can check who else has signed his key, and if you trust them, you can set your own trust on his key."

Well I've always read all over the place that you should never keep all your bitcoins online (whether online exchanges or wallets).

Thanks man !

I hope that if I run binaries directly without moving them the program will locate the blockchain that I already have completely downloaded from an earlier install ...

EDIT: Ok, added path, executed bitcoin-qt and runnign fine and recognized the blockchain I had downloaded previously !

Now to tackle the Armory Wallet from hell side !!!

Thanks, extracted the tgz and now have in a folder but what do I do with it?

Do I just copy the files of the different folders (bin, include, lib, share) to the corresponding folders in my root directory?

Hi

I installed this version adding to the repository packages and then sudo apt-get install bitcoin-qt

But then I read that it's safer to install directly using the Linux TGZ found at https://bitcoin.org/en/download, which I want to install instead.

I'm running latest version of Lubuntu (instead of just Ubuntu because  wanted to have better performance as Lubuntu is a lighter ubuntu flavor).

Surprizingly I've been looking around all over the web and I cannot find anywhere HOW TO INSTALL the Bitcoin Core tgz. Can anyone help please ?

Thanks

Thanks again but I didn't download anything directly. I installed using this commenad shown on the electrum download page:

sudo pip install https://download.electrum.org/2.7.18/Electrum-2.7.18.tar.gz

So, since the command uses "pip" I have to trust that it is verified just installing like that right ?

Thanks for all the replies. I',m making screenshots and saving all the good information  for reference, thanks

Perhaps for now I will trust that what I installed using apt-get is already verified by apt prior to installation, so no need for to to further verify...

Thanks, then I guess I need to uninstall Electrum first as I installed using the sudo apt-get install python-qt4 python-pip    etc etc
terminal cmmands to install it, and then follow the installation using Python sources

Installed the Linux EASY INSTALLATION method shown at download page: https://electrum.org/#download

How can I verify downloaded package? And Signature ?
Where is the application installed in Ubuntu ?


Thanks

Hi

I installed Bitcoin Core for Ubuntu through the ubuntu software center. When I see the ABOUT tab it says:

Bitcoin Core version v0.13.2.0-g0d71914(32-bit)

Trying to find some reference to this specific version but can't. Can someone help and let me know if it's a valid version and where I could find some reference to it, before I start the verification process?

Thanks very much in advance

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Oh but haven't you heard...prediction bitcoin  at 3000 end of this year ?
And 5000 next year...

I meant the 2013 ATH around 1200

I would have been happy if i had bought at the beginning of 2013 , when bitcoin was at 4$, instead of during the first ATH and downtrend...

Pues chico, segun recuerdo tendrás que ver la seccion de deposits, escoger bitcoin, y ahi te pondra una direccion (clave publica creo que es) a la que enviar tus bitcoins. No se, quizas es que no sabes enviar bitcoins o algo ?

Loving always the title of this thread...

1100 today....
predictions of 3000 by year's end.

 

Ok suppose it would be OK to use the newest older version that did support 32 ?

Hi using an older computer with Ubuntu 14.04 lts

Tried installing this version:

/Downloads/armory$ sudo dpkg -i armory_0.95.1_amd64.deb

 but got:

error processing archive armory_0.95.1_amd64.deb (--install):
 package architecture (amd64) does not match system (i386)

Supposer I would need a 32 version. Is there any solution, thanks?

Rawdog, seriously? You finally bought some bitcoin? Welcome to the new wealthy elite even if you are a late adopter. Don't you wish you had listened to Davincij when he started mining so many many years ago....