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Update for v0.13

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edited Oct 22, 2018 at 9:47

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This particular issue is currently being investigated. There is, fortunately, a quick and easy workaround, which is startingshould be resolved GUI v0.12 with ./start-gui.sh13. That is:

Browse to the directory monero-wallet-gui is located.

Open a new terminal.

Execute -> ./start-gui.sh

It should now connect to the daemon (monerod) that is already running in a separate terminal.

This issue is currently being investigated. There is, fortunately, a quick and easy workaround, which is starting GUI v0.12 with ./start-gui.sh. That is:

Browse to the directory monero-wallet-gui is located.

Open a new terminal.

Execute -> ./start-gui.sh

~~It should now connect to the daemon (monerod) that is already running in a separate terminal.~~

This issue is currently being investigated. There is, fortunately, a quick and easy workaround, which is starting GUI v0.12 with ./start-gui.sh. That is:

Browse to the directory monero-wallet-gui is located.

Open a new terminal.

Execute -> ./start-gui.sh

It should now connect to the daemon (monerod) that is already running in a separate terminal.

This particular issue should be resolved GUI v0.13.

~~This issue is currently being investigated. There is, fortunately, a quick and easy workaround, which is starting GUI v0.12 with ./start-gui.sh. That is:~~

Browse to the directory monero-wallet-gui is located.

Open a new terminal.

Execute -> ./start-gui.sh

~~It should now connect to the daemon (monerod) that is already running in a separate terminal.~~

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created Apr 8, 2018 at 12:41

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This issue is currently being investigated. There is, fortunately, a quick and easy workaround, which is starting GUI v0.12 with ./start-gui.sh. That is:

Browse to the directory monero-wallet-gui is located.
Open a new terminal.
Execute -> ./start-gui.sh

It should now connect to the daemon (monerod) that is already running in a separate terminal.