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In general would you consider using Core as a wallet under Linux safe? I just don't understand how this idea of running the node separate from the wallet while still using the wallet to transact works.
It seems ideal tho.. since you would sign the transaction offline, then use your node to spread it into the network, but I have no idea how this could be done properly.
Honestly, personally I haven't actually sent any serious transactions since I realized that I should myself do my best to help the Bitcoin, as several thousands Bitcoin Core (true, reliable and safe) full nodes for the whole world is evidently not sufficient! So I realized I must personally actively participate in supporting the great Bitcoin ecosystem. So I decided to start my own full node.
But you put a very important, good question, I will myself look for a solution (as soon as I have time) - is there a way to create a "symbiosis" of the Electrum wallet and Bitcoin Core (or something like that), so that to sign transactions safely on ANY(doesn't matter which Linux distro, or even Windows) ALWAYS offline system, and afterwards actually broadcasting it with one's own Bitcoin Core full node.
Before I started my full node I had been doing it easily, comfortably and safely with the Electrum wallet.