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There are two variants of [[IceLeaf]]. One for mainnet and one for testnet. | There are two variants of [[IceLeaf]]. One for mainnet and one for testnet. | ||
Revision as of 06:26, 27 August 2020
GUI Wallet
There is now a GUI wallet, known as IceLeaf. It can run a full node or act as a light client using other full nodes for blockchain data. It supports creating wallets, sending and receiving.
For windows, you'll need a modern 64-bit Java. It will work with anything greater than 8, however it was only in 10 or 11 that the OS UI scaling was respected so if you have a high resolution display you'll want newer. 64-bit is required to run a node, which is an option within the GUI client.
For Windows and macOS, java can be downloaded here:
There are two variants of IceLeaf. One for mainnet and one for testnet.
Release Builds
Dev Builds
To run it, simply open the JAR file. There are no configuration files or bat files.
Command Line and Mining
There are several ways to download builds. The easiest for most users is to download a release build, which contains configuration files, scripts and the java binaries:
If you need something not included in the release or need a recent development build, those are here:
Note: these are development versions, they might not work entirely and might reflect work in progress.
However, if you can build from source with bazel, that is usually better. The jars above might be out of date.
