Downloading
Latest Wallet
Download the latest official desktop Qt client from https://github.com/wagerr/wagerr/releases.
System Files
A description of the system files is below
SHA256SUMS.asc
This is to verify the downloaded file, if you open the text file included within the zip, you will see some SHA256 checksums. A checksum is a 32-character hexadecimal number that is computed on a released file. If two files have the same checksum value, then the downloaded file is safe and has not been tampered with.
Example checksum:
a984e9c2f83b0f3fdd11ed944d88c0b8f6cbecce53886d33ddbb6c52f171e676
For Linux, navigate to the correct folder that contains the downloaded file and use the command:
..or if you have sums file:
For MacOS, open the Terminal by searching for it in Spotlight or Launchpad or open it from Applications > Utilities:
Once the Terminal is open, type
Then add a space and type the full path and filename* such as:
This will then return the checksum that can be verified against the SHA256SUMS.asc file.
Mac users can drag and drop the disk image (.dmg file) from the finder into the Terminal window to auto-populate the full path and filename.
For Windows, download a checksum utility:
Then open the file from within the software to make sure the checksum value is the same.
Alternatively, there is a Chrome Browser plugin extension at https://code.kliu.org/hashcheck/
wagerr-X.0.0-aarch64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
Linux downloadable file, normally from the command console for Daemon instances but can be downloaded via GUI and extracted - contains Daemon Wagerrd and WGR Qt (mainnet\testnet instances).
wagerr-X.0.0-arm-linux-gnueabihf.tar.gz
Linux downloadable file, normally from the command console for Daemon instances but can be downloaded via GUI and extracted - contains Daemon Wagerrd and WGR Qt (mainnet\testnet instances). For Raspberry Pi versions of Linux.
wagerr-X.0.0-i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.gz
Client wallet for i686 architecture (32 bit) Linux machines (file is archived and needs to be extracted to a folder, desktop location recommended - then run to start WGR Qt).
wagerr-X.0.0-osx.dmg
Client wallet for MacOS X machines (file is archived and needs to be extracted to a folder, desktop location recommended - then run to start WGR Qt).
wagerr-X.0.0-osx64.tar.gz
Client wallet for MacOS X (64 bit) machines (file is archived and needs to be extracted to a folder, desktop location recommended - then run to start WGR Qt).
wagerr-X.0.0-riscv64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
Client wallet for RISC systems architecture running under Linux. (file is archived and needs to be extracted to a folder before running)
wagerr-X.0.0-win32-setup.exe
Attended client wallet setup process and files for Windows 32 bit machines (Executable file download - download and run from its hard drive location)
wagerr-X.0.0-win32.zip
Client wallet for Windows 32 bit machines (file is archived and needs to be extracted to a folder, desktop location recommended - then run to start WGR Qt)
wagerr-X.0.0-win64-setup.exe
Attended client wallet setup process and files for Windows 64 bit machines (executable file download - download and run from its hard drive location to start setup routine)
wagerr-X.0.0-win64.zip
Client wallet for Windows 64 bit machines (file is archived and needs to be extracted to a folder, desktop location recommended - then run to start WGR Qt)
wagerr-X.0.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
Linux downloadable file, normally from the command console for Daemon instances but can be downloaded via GUI then extracted - contains Daemon Wagerrd and WGR Qt (mainnet\testnet instances). Has been tested on Ubuntu 16.04 (recommended) and some other flavors of Linux.
wagerr-X.0.0.tar.gz
Linux download to run WGR Daemon and WGR Qt client locally after extraction. (Tarball archive)
Source code (.zip)
WGR Daemon and WGR Qt source code (Zip archive)
Source code (.tar.gz)
WGR Daemon and WGR Qt source code (Tarball archive)
If applicable with the relevant client software packages, after downloading via your browser, run the executable file to run through the setup installation.
If running command-line functions, download then extract the files as per guides available.
You do not need to change anything unless changing the default location of installation files or customizing your WGR client data directory location.
After downloading via your browser, run the executable file to run through the setup installation.
If you have downloaded a standalone version, one that does not have the setup routine included, just extract the files to a pre-created WGR folder, once extracted, run the wagerr_qt.*** file to run the client.*
*There are many different archive or compressed file utilities such as WinZip, WinRar, 7Zip and others - some operating systems have file extraction utilities ready-built into them, right click on the archive you downloaded and see if it is recognized by the operating system, if no ‘extract’ option shows on the context menu, download one of the utilities for your operating system as above.
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