Can i create windows qt wallet in linux?

[TheStarbreaker]

Is there any guide, i wanna compile in linux an windows wallet

[TheStarbreaker]

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[Muhammed Zakir]

You can use wine to use it but you may not get all the features you get in windows and also errors will come. It is better to use Linux version.

   ~~MZ~~

[Hash72]

You can use wine to use it but you may not get all the features you get in windows and also errors will come. It is better to use Linux version.

   ~~MZ~~

it is better to use linux version ..or you would try VM software in linux .

[ranochigo]

Is there any guide, i wanna compile in linux an windows wallet

AFAIK, there is no difference between Windows Bitcoin Core and a linux version of it, it is possible to compile it yourself. You can download a linux version of Bitcoin Core without compiling here: http://bitzuma.com/posts/getting-started-with-bitcoin-core-on-ubuntu/. If you really need to compile, here is the compiling guide: http://bitzuma.com/posts/compile-bitcoin-core-from-source-on-ubuntu/. If you really need to run a Windows version, use VMware.

[redHairy]

You can use wine to use it but you may not get all the features you get in windows and also errors will come. It is better to use Linux version.

   ~~MZ~~

it is better to use linux version ..or you would try VM software in linux .

I suggest you use the VMWare solution.
is a very economical solution ...
download vmwarePlayer here https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/6_0

and you can do the test with all operating systems you want without bothering to set up multiboot on your PC

linux, freebsd, ios, windows and all you want!

[Hash72]

You can use wine to use it but you may not get all the features you get in windows and also errors will come. It is better to use Linux version.

   ~~MZ~~

it is better to use linux version ..or you would try VM software in linux .

I suggest you use the VMWare solution.
is a very economical solution ...
download vmwarePlayer here https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/6_0

and you can do the test with all operating systems you want without bothering to set up multiboot on your PC

linux, freebsd, ios, windows and all you want!

And Be sure that your laptop\PC has enough resources RAM,Processor and HDD free space.

[Haruko]

You can use wine to use it but you may not get all the features you get in windows and also errors will come. It is better to use Linux version.

   ~~MZ~~

it is better to use linux version ..or you would try VM software in linux .

I suggest you use the VMWare solution.
is a very economical solution ...
download vmwarePlayer here https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/6_0

and you can do the test with all operating systems you want without bothering to set up multiboot on your PC

linux, freebsd, ios, windows and all you want!

And Be sure that your laptop\PC has enough resources RAM,Processor and HDD free space.

yes!!!

this is the only negative things!!

running Virtual machines it is expensive for harware resources...

some tip:
1) put all the RAM you can in phisical PC
2) use SSD HD

[Hash72]

You can use wine to use it but you may not get all the features you get in windows and also errors will come. It is better to use Linux version.

   ~~MZ~~

it is better to use linux version ..or you would try VM software in linux .

I suggest you use the VMWare solution.
is a very economical solution ...
download vmwarePlayer here https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/6_0

and you can do the test with all operating systems you want without bothering to set up multiboot on your PC

linux, freebsd, ios, windows and all you want!

And Be sure that your laptop\PC has enough resources RAM,Processor and HDD free space.

yes!!!

this is the only negative things!!

running Virtual machines it is expensive for harware resources...

some tip:
1) put all the RAM you can in phisical PC
2) use SSD HD

Yes you are right using SSD harddisk will give him more reliable performance and speed.

[Martijnvdc]

You could cross-compile using Wine, but that would be quite a pain, since you need those Qt libraries as well...
Your could use MXE: http://mxe.cc/ to make it easier.
It's easier to just run Windows in a VM, as suggested earlier, and compile from there. (although that would ofcourse require a Windows license)