First time I hear of a problem. Server is still running smoothly as far as I can tell. Which Electrum version are you using?

This is out of our control, please raise a issue with Ubuntu.

Which versions specifically are you using? Releases are quite rapid at the moment.

This was fixed on the 28th of April and will be in the next version.

If you are able you could use the development version from https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum until the next release.

I've just made a new binary of Electrum 2.1.1 on OS X. The previous build won't work on core 2 duo CPUs. Sorry for the inconvenience. You can re-download it from the website.

I'm not the webmaster but I still would like to respond.

This sounds to me like I'm a vegan, going to a fancy three star restaurant and then demanding they prepare their star dishes without any animal product.

It's fine you want to have a certain lifestyle but going out and asking people to change their ways just so you can follow yours makes no sense in my humble opinion.

We are not talking about software that sends your data straight to the NSA here we are talking about a social widget that adds a facebook button to a site or shows a picture in a pretty way.

There is no need to move the funds from a change address. If you want to send 2 BTC it will pull it from all available addresses.

Can you start Electrum by opening a terminal and pasting this in 
Please give me the output that it gives you.

On OS X you can open Electrum twice, are you saying that's not an option on Windows?

The screen is waiting on your input for the second key. You need two keys to create a 2 out of 2 wallet.

Sorry about that, I've remade the binaries at one point to fix a problem with Trezor support. Could you try downloading the signature again now and seeing if it fits?

Can you try and then installing it again? If it fails give me the new log.

Could you give us the contents of /root/.pip/pip.log

Any other output? Does the terminal window open at all? Kinda hard to debug this error without more output.

FYI: Trezor support should be build into the Electrum 2.0b2 .exe, if this is not the case let me know.

Most steps for producing a windows binary can be found in the scripts here: https://github.com/maran/electrum-winbuild although these instructions are for wine on Linux the idea is the same on windows.

If you go to the "adresses" tab you will be able to right click and press "public key" to get your public key.

Wether or not it's 'safe' to give out your MPK depends on your definition of 'safe'. The holder of your MPK won't be able to spend your coins, it can however see all transactions that you have made and will make in the future.

Windows and OSX Binaries should be uploaded.

Please note that no portable windows builds are available for the beta and that debugging is enabled on windows by default, this to help diagnose potential problems.

The twelve words are translated to the bitcoin addresses in a wallet. So in a form that is indeed the un-encrypted wallet and should be encrypted during transmission.

It's not recommended to transmit these words over the internet for obvious reasons, especially since this will not only expose the initially funded addresses but all addresses that can ever be created for this wallet. It's way worse then leaking just the private key for one address.

Something like Bitcoin paper wallet might be better, although that won't work with Electrum.

Het enige dat ik nog steeds wil weten is wat het resultaat zou zijn als bitcoin als geld wordt gezien. Misschien handig om een lijstje aan te dragen met de gevolgen als dit hoger beroep gewonnen wordt. 

Just to be sure download a code editor like Sublime text and use that to open the file. Do you have an encrypted seed?