Re: [XMR] Monero Client .NET - A GUI wallet made for Windows
Monero Client .NET v0.37.0 has been released!
Download it from here!
I'll be on a 3-week vacation from next Wednesday, so please report all the bugs (if there are any
) as soon as possible! 
Sorry, but this does not depend on me, neither the GUI. I will implement support for rpcwallet as soon as it releases.
I do notice this issue as well.
I have already tried to deserialize TX blobs from the daemon's "gettransactions" call, but failed because the byte array serialization is dependent on the Boost library which is written in C++. I have made a draft of a proposed new RPC schema supporting more functions, and have already contacted the developers about its implementation. I just don't want to share it here for the public, because some other currencies may copy it.
Nice thing! But is it possible to start it without starting bitmonerod? I need only convenient wallet. Console command report that mining is stopped, but bitmonerod process still exist and do something with my CPU. 
If you mean a solution like this, then it may be an interesting idea. Otherwise, the daemon is required to run with the GUI wallet, as my application gets data from RPC services.
Download it from here!
- Added auto-update (executing in the background)
- Added a minimum value of 0.005 for the transaction fee
- Made the icon look smoother
- Fixed a value conversion bug
I'll be on a 3-week vacation from next Wednesday, so please report all the bugs (if there are any
) as soon as possible! Like the client so far. Is there anyway to speed up the client startup? bitmonerod starts and syncs fairly quickly,
but simplewallet always takes forever to finish syncing. Is there a way to speed up the simplewallet startup?
I found lots of things about speeding up bitmonerod startup, but not simplewallet.
but simplewallet always takes forever to finish syncing. Is there a way to speed up the simplewallet startup?
I found lots of things about speeding up bitmonerod startup, but not simplewallet.
Sorry, but this does not depend on me, neither the GUI. I will implement support for rpcwallet as soon as it releases.
Wallet seems to be working well but how come the incoming and outgoing transactions are showing up as the same.
I do notice this issue as well.
I have already tried to deserialize TX blobs from the daemon's "gettransactions" call, but failed because the byte array serialization is dependent on the Boost library which is written in C++. I have made a draft of a proposed new RPC schema supporting more functions, and have already contacted the developers about its implementation. I just don't want to share it here for the public, because some other currencies may copy it.
Monero Client .NET
If you mean a solution like this, then it may be an interesting idea. Otherwise, the daemon is required to run with the GUI wallet, as my application gets data from RPC services.