Vorige maand waren er op de piek zo'n 20 man denk ik. Ik weet niet hoeveel mensen zich voor de event officieel hebben aangemeld maar ik kom al met drie man sowieso.

I know of one method:

Help->Debug Window->Console

dumpprivkey YOURADDRESSHERE

An offline wallet is probably one of the safest methods you can possibly use. You could spread the risk around by having multiple offline wallets on separate devices but that might be too much overhead device wise. 

That wouldn't be too smart though; if I got a hair of your body I could access all your coins.

You are correct; even in the worst case scenario that the database would be exposed there would be nothing in there that could be used even when decrypted; except perhaps your password if you re-use that somewhere.

The packages are in the universe repo for 13.04; add those and all will be fine.

We can't have instructions up for every version of Ubuntu since packages get renamed and moved around.

Please supply your apt sources file.

Python-pip is available in all ubuntu's including 13.04.

I have no clue why it's not working for you.

I'm afraid the Windows build process leaves some to be desired. You are not the only one that reports very weird random quirks with the wallet. You could try using Flatfly's binary if he is still updating it.

You could import the private keys from the qt client but the problem is that you will have to keep a backup of these keys seperately. They won't become part of your Electrum seed.

Looks like the file hosting server is down. I will see what I can find out.

Volgens mij slaan die kaarten helemaal nergens op; het is alleen handig om te weten hoeveel man je verwacht zodat mocht het te groots worden je een betere locatie kan kiezen

Ik denk dat Meetup misschien toepasbaarder is. Maar ja zou geen verkeerd idee zijn om het in ieder geval ergens online te registreren.

The flaw in your logic is that uninstalling Electrum does not uninstall your wallet.

* To uninstall the application you go to start->Electrum>Uninstall
* To remove your wallet file open a explorer and go to c:\users\username\appdata\roaming\Electrum and remove the electrum.dat file

Please note that, although it can't hurt, creating backups of your wallet file should not be needed as long as you remember your seed.

Although it can't hurt to protect your wallet it's not completely necessary. It's fully encrypted (I'm assuming you setup a password when you created it) and it's completely deterministic so if your disk crashes for what ever reason you can always restore it from the seed.

If you code it up I will donate a server capable of running Litecoind on Abe for at least a year.

The silver part is negligible there is at most 10 USD worth of silver in there. You should want these coins because they look beautiful and you want to collect something. If you want a guaranteed profit in the future don't buy these, it's as simple as that

This was not an issue with Electrum.

The OP had a slow pc and a wallet full of small inputs; it simply took a few minutes to create the transaction. The OP considered this to be a crashing Electrum process.

He left it running and the transaction got sent.

Het was een gezellige avond! Tot volgende maand

This is correct.


Remember your twelve words so you can restore it again if something happens to your offline wallet.