[quote author=neozaru link=topic=589561.msg7608367#msg7608367 date=140416560

It works well. I used it for weeks in replacement of simplewallet and it fits my needs without bugs. I mainly focused or code architecture in order to keep it flexible and future-proof.
However, I keep it for devs only until more Monero Core features are implemented. (I will try to participate).
If you want, you can try the version I use in my Windows 8 (x64) tests here :
http://toh.neozaru.info/toh/public/bitmonero-qt-0.0.1.zip

About the RPC-free wallet, compiling with it is a tedious task because required code is not part of official Monero repository. Thus, bitmonero-qt can still be used with simplewallet/RPC.
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Hi neozaru,

I managed to compile your QT wallet under Linux Mint 17, looks nice and works well for me.
Only thing I noticed so far is that there seems to be no periodical refresh done. I transferred
some XMR to a new wallet which I created with bitmonero-qt, I also saw those XMR arrive in
the GUI, but it kept saying "Usable right now: 0.000000000 XMR". But when I shut down and
restart the GUI, all of the XMR was immediately usable. It should have been probably already
before if only a refresh had been done, I believe.

Thanks!