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이메일 #131
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:54:46 +0000
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Planned release announcement text
To: Martti Malmi <[email protected]>
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Here's the planned release announcement text. Probably releasing shortly.
Bitcoin version 0.2 is here!
Download links:
Windows Setup Program
Windows Zip File
Linux (tested on Ubuntu)
New features
Martti Malmi
- Minimize to system tray option
- Autostart on boot option so you can keep it running in the
background automatically
- New options dialog layout for future expansion
- Setup program for Windows
- Linux version
Satoshi Nakamoto
- Multi-processor support for coin generation
- Proxy support for use with TOR
- Fixed some slowdowns in the initial block download
- Various refinements to keep the network running smoothly
We also have a new forum at http://www.bitcoin.org/smf/ if you have any
questions.
Thanks to Martti Malmi (sirius-m) for his coding work and for hosting
the new site and forum, and thanks to New Liberty Standard for testing
the Linux version.
Satoshi Nakamoto
이메일 #132
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 06:49:02 +0000
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: [bitcoin-list] Bitcoin 0.2 released
To: [email protected]
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Bitcoin 0.2 is here!
Download (Windows, and now Linux version available)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/
New Features
Martti Malmi
- Minimize to system tray option
- Autostart on boot option so you can keep it running in the
background automatically
- New options dialog layout for future expansion
- Setup program for Windows
- Linux version (tested on Ubuntu)
Satoshi Nakamoto
- Multi-processor support for coin generation
- Proxy support for use with TOR
- Fixed some slowdowns in the initial block download
We also have a new forum at http://www.bitcoin.org/smf/
Many thanks to Martti (sirius-m) for all his development work, and to
New Liberty Standard for his help with testing the Linux version.
Satoshi Nakamoto
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이메일 #133
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 2009 15:49:14 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Bitcoin stuff
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I have registered the domain name bitcoinexchange.com and will start
coding the service sometime soon as a nice leisure activity. I'm
envisioning a simple Google-like interface with no registration and
only two texts fields on the front page, where you insert the amount
of money you wish to trade, and either your PayPal address to buy
dollars or bitcoin address to buy bitcoins. On the next page you'll
get a new bitcoin address for sending the coins or a check code for
the PayPal transaction text.
PayPal is good for the beginning - it's simple and has no startup
costs, but later on I might accept credit cards also.
Do you still need the maintenance account? It's ok if you do, but
change the password to something else.
이메일 #134
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 2009 19:00:41 +0000
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin stuff
To: [email protected]
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Thanks for creating the maintenance account, it would have been
impossible to do all that without it. I'm really always going to need
it. OK, I changed the password to a 20 character random password.
That's a good domain. People rarely type domain names anymore, they use
autocomplete or click links on search engines.
I need to make a way for you to programmatically get new generated
bitcoin addresses. Either that or you could have them send to your IP
address, but then you have to rely on them to put the order number in
the comment.
When generating the new address, there can be an option to add an entry
to the address book associated with the address, so the received
transaction will be labelled. I kinda hid the labels after early users
found them confusing, but it would be very helpful for this application.
You have to widen up the comment column to see them.
Are you going to manually review and enter orders, at least to begin
with? I sure would.
I'm thinking I should move the UI in the direction of having the user
ask for their bitcoin address when they want one. "give me a bitcoin to
receive a payment with". I suppose next to the send button, there would
by a receive button, you press it and it says "here's a new address to
use, here's the button to copy it to the clipboard, do you want to label
it?" and maybe some explanation about why you shouldn't reuse addresses.
Or maybe just a "New Address" button next to the address box that you
should hit each time to change it.
[email protected] wrote:
> I have registered the domain name bitcoinexchange.com and will start
> coding the service sometime soon as a nice leisure activity. I'm
> envisioning a simple Google-like interface with no registration and only
> two texts fields on the front page, where you insert the amount of money
> you wish to trade, and either your PayPal address to buy dollars or
> bitcoin address to buy bitcoins. On the next page you'll get a new
> bitcoin address for sending the coins or a check code for the PayPal
> transaction text.
>
> PayPal is good for the beginning - it's simple and has no startup costs,
> but later on I might accept credit cards also.
>
> Do you still need the maintenance account? It's ok if you do, but change
> the password to something else.
>
이메일 #135
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 2009 11:12:03 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bitcoin stuff
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> I need to make a way for you to programmatically get new generated
> bitcoin addresses. Either that or you could have them send to your IP
> address, but then you have to rely on them to put the order number in
> the comment.
I'd also need at least the command line tools to check if coins have
been received and to send coins. It would require some way to
communicate with the Bitcoin process running in the background. I
don't know how that should be done, maybe with something RPC related.
It would also be great if the background process was non-graphical -
the VPS on the current service level doesn't have enough memory to run
the X Windowing environment, unless I come up with some ways to free
memory.
> Are you going to manually review and enter orders, at least to begin
> with? I sure would.
Yes, at least to begin with, when the customer sells bc's and receives
dollars. I wouldn't give a script the access to my dollar reserves so
lightly. The other way around (customer's dollars -> bitcoins) it
doesn't feel that insecure, and it's certainly nicer for the customer
to receive his bitcoins immediately.
> [email protected] wrote:
>> I have registered the domain name bitcoinexchange.com and will
>> start coding the service sometime soon as a nice leisure activity.
>> I'm envisioning a simple Google-like interface with no registration
>> and only two texts fields on the front page, where you insert the
>> amount of money you wish to trade, and either your PayPal address
>> to buy dollars or bitcoin address to buy bitcoins. On the next page
>> you'll get a new bitcoin address for sending the coins or a check
>> code for the PayPal transaction text.
>>
>> PayPal is good for the beginning - it's simple and has no startup
>> costs, but later on I might accept credit cards also.
>>
>> Do you still need the maintenance account? It's ok if you do, but
>> change the password to something else.
>>