Adding Armory to a "new" computer?

[truebits]

I want to install Armory to a dedicated computer for Armory (windows 10). I have been using Armory version "92.3" on my offline computer. Now I want to install Armory on the Windows 10 computer. Since I already verified my previous versions of Armory via GPG...

I am trying to figure out how to pull my files off of my "offline" computer per the bitcoin-armory website:

if you already have a copy of Armory 0.91+ on your offline computer, you can select the option “Save with offline-verifiable signature” before you click the “Download” button. This will save a *.signed file which is the regular installer with the cryptographic signatures bundled with it. If you choose this option, copy the *.signed file to the offline computer, and within Armory 0.91+ use Help > Verify Signed Package. If the digital signature is valid, then it will give you an opportunity to save the verified installer to disk.

I am not finding these options on my offline computer?

Can somebody guide me on what I am missing?

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[gangtraet]

Are you looking at the new website: btcarmory.com ?

I think that part of the code is long gone.  Also, there is an error in the webpage you are quoting, it is on the *online* computer that you can download the signed packages, there is no way you can do that on the offline computer.  But I do not think that is supported any more at all.  Download from github, and check goatpig's GPG signature.

[truebits]

Ok Thanks. I will give that a try.

[truebits]

There is a video on the old bitcoinarmory.com website that walked me through the verify your armory software last time?

Is there a video for the current versions?

I have been on you tube trying to figure it out, how to verify the armory .963 software, with no luck?

GPG has change and now kleopatra no longer resembles anything in the youtube vid's.

Can somebody assist me?

Thks
 

[goatpig]

You should do it from the command line really. Kleopatra is cryptic.

[truebits]

Ok,  Thanks for the info.


Can you give me a resource so I can learn how to verify via the command line?

[goatpig]

http://wald.intevation.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=21