Monero Integration in Whonix

Development
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Not an official requirement.

It cannot be brushed away with “yes backport”.

Dev/APT Pinning is an issue which can break APT for all users.

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I don’t think Electrum “goes through all the requirements of the Whonix project like a hot knife through butter”. From the discussions I’ve been part of, the decision about whether or not a particular application is suitable for inclusion in Whonix by default or not usually has a lot of thought put into it, with discussions like this one. Granted, most of the applications are already in Debian’s stable repositories, so the primary hurdle is already gone through in those instances.

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Feature Feather Wallet Monero GUI
Flatpak Available Available
Debian APT In progress Not available
AppImage Whonix-compatible (pre-configured) N/A
Whonix Support OS detection disables built-in Tor daemon to avoid Tor-over-Tor Not specified
Recommended Use Lightweight use Mainly for running a full node
Installation Flatpak, Debian APT, or AppImage Flatpak or AppImage
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Feather seems like a clear winner to me. However I dont want discount those that use whonix to set up a full or remote node in condunction to those who do that same usage with Whonix in Qubes

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Monero now finally verified on flathub.

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