Monero Integration in Whonix

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#59

Dependencies issues according to ticket creator.

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#60

Answered in above ticket.

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#61

Current Monero-gui is 0.17.3.2 in upstream (29 April 2022), In Whonix 0.17.3.0 ( 4 December 2021)

I think its worth to have new version.

#62

Uploaded 0.17.3.2 to testers repository just now.

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#63

Now in stable repository.

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#64

could this be relevant to whonix and steam isolation?

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#65

Yes.

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#66

The new software (v0.18 “Fluorine Fermi”) will be released one month before the network upgrade, on the ~13th of July.

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#67

TNT_BOM_BOM via Whonix Forum:

Monero will undergo a network upgrade on 13th August, 2022 | Monero - secure, private, untraceable

The new software (v0.18 “Fluorine Fermi”) will be released one month before the network upgrade, on the ~13th of July.

Monero GUI 0.18 not released yet. To check:

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#68

Upgraded to 0.18.0.0 just now.

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#69

Upgraded to 0.18.1.0 just now.

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#70

Upgraded to 0.18.1.2 just now.

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#71
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#72

The CCS Monero Debian Package Repository for 2 years (!130) · Merge requests · monero-project / CCS Proposals · GitLab has been successfully completed. The CSS has expired at the beginning of this year. No extension request is planned. It is recommended to use the official Monero flatpak installation method which documented. Monero (XMR): A Reasonably Private Digital Currency

The monero-gui Debian package by Kicksecure has been deprecated and removed from the repository.

How to verify the Monero binaries that are shipped with Whonix?
Whonix 16.0.9.8 - for VirtualBox - Point Release!
Why Didn't I Use Whonix's Tutorial?
#73

Alright. Thanks for the maintenance work. Going forward, I will download the binaries directly from getmonero.org

#74

Btw, what’s going to happen to the existence of outdated monero binaries in Whonix, come the next Monero network upgrade? Is whonix going to remove those monero binaries?

#75

No automatic removal. During upgrading, there will be the usual notification that packages can be automatically removed by running:

sudo apt autoremove

related on autoremove:

#76

Support for Monero really, really sucks in the latest Whonix.

  1. Monero is no longer installed by default (huge mistake)
  2. The flatpak method of installation mentioned on Whonix wiki does not work - a related package throws an error during installation. Even if it worked, it has to download nearly a gigabyte of data over Tor just to install something that was available out-of-the-box before.
  3. When downloaded directly from getmonero, the GUI crashes with out-of-memory error when trying to sync the blockchain. This didn’t happen before with the pre-installed client.

This all happens on the freshly installed latest Whonix VirtualBox release. Wtf guys?

#77

The Monero Debian package by Whonix previously were exactly the same binaries. So the issue you’re experiencing now would equally apply.

Try add more RAM.

Otherwise needs to be resolved as per Free Support Principle.

#78