Releases: stratisproject/wagyu-key-gen
Stratis Wagyu Keygen - 0.1.1
Stratis Wagyu Keygen - 0.1.1
This version resolves an issue faced when generating a new set of mnemonic keys.
How to use
On Windows
Download and run the Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.1.exe asset.
On macOS
Download and run the Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.1.dmg asset. Run the Wagyu Key Gen app from within Applications by right-clicking and clicking Open. You will get a warning stating that macOS cannot verify the developer of the "Wagyu Key Gen. app". Are you sure you want to open it? Click Open, and the app will open.
On Linux
Download the Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.1.AppImage asset, make it executable and launch it from your desktop environment, often by double clicking on it, or from your terminal.
On Ubuntu 22.04 or later, you might need to install libfuse2 first before running the AppImage asset with something like:
sudo add-apt-repository universe
sudo apt install libfuse2
As an alternative to having FUSE, you can manually extract the AppImage asset and run it. In a Terminal, it would look like:
chmod 777 Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.1.AppImage
./Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.1.AppImage --appimage-extract
cd squashfs-root
./AppRun
Changes:
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Stratis Wagyu Keygen - 0.1.0
Stratis Wagyu Keygen - 0.1.0
This tool can be used to create validator keys, including the related keystore files and deposit data files. Keystore files can be imported into your validator client. The deposit data file can be used to perform your deposit on the launchpad site. It can also be used to create a signature to add a withdrawal address to your validator.
How to use
On Windows
Download and run the Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.0.exe asset.
On macOS
Download and run the Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.0.dmg asset. Run the Wagyu Key Gen app from within Applications by right-clicking and clicking Open. You will get a warning stating that macOS cannot verify the developer of the "Wagyu Key Gen. app". Are you sure you want to open it? Click Open, and the app will open.
On Linux
Download the Wagyu.Key.Gen-0.1.0.AppImage asset, make it executable and launch it from your desktop environment, often by double clicking on it, or from your terminal.
On Ubuntu 22.04 or later, you might need to install libfuse2 first before running the AppImage asset with something like:
sudo add-apt-repository universe
sudo apt install libfuse2
As an alternative to having FUSE, you can manually extract the AppImage asset and run it. In a Terminal, it would look like:
chmod 777 Wagyu.Key.Gen-1.10.0.AppImage
./Wagyu.Key.Gen-1.10.0.AppImage --appimage-extract
cd squashfs-root
./AppRun