I was rather worried, a password I surely mistyped would not work. I tried another terminal, and it worked, after much shock and horror. Anyway, I have no idea of how to confirm if the culprit is the CLI or the terminal. When I got to it, my Monero was locked and I had to kill it.

Another interesting bug I just noticed with cli, it locked my wallet and I pasted the password and it didn't work and then tried again quickly and it did.

jtgrassie vtnerd moneromooo: could you leave a comment on repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/merge_requests/1162 when you have a chance? Just to make sure the process is correct

kintarowonders: check the value of LC_ALL and LANG in both terminals. Are they different ? Do those terminals have different settings for keymap translation ?

Guest95667: looks ok, it'd be nice to also include p2p settings too later.

thanks moneroooo. repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/merge_requests/1168 was just PRd. A comment on that one would be appreciated too :)

"unsigned int" for amounts, while true, omits the 64 bit range. In C, unsigned int will typically give you 32 bits, so specigying might be a good idea.

(looking at describe_transfer)

Culd you comment directly on that PR? So i don't need to copy-paste :)

o nevermind, you are already doing it

hello, is anyone here familiar with the linux version of the monero gui wallet?

maybe, what is your question?

when you go to open a wallet from the filesystem and click "Browse filesystem"

it opens up a really ugly looking file dialog box

like, early-2000s-java-looking GUI

whereas the rest of the gui is styled in a much more modern way

that’s your system file dialog box

other gui programs on my system have less ugly looking file dialog boxes

IIRC gtk and qt provide their own standard look-and-feel dialog boxes but they're slightly different?

see here doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-dialogs-filedialog.html#details

it should use your system file dialog box

maybe a bug, can you do a screenshot?

Hail_Spacecake: does it look like this for you? usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/i…ot%202019-12-08%20at%2023.11.50.png

selsta: imgur.com/a/VTjwbyp

yeah it looks similar to that styling

not the way that most of my desktop programs' file open dialogs work

hmm ok does seem to be a bug I can reproduce it

I"m not sure if this is a bug so much as somoene just using a particularly ugly looking gui framework for this bit of functionality

I'm not super familiar with how X windows gui programming works, I thought that qt and gtk established standards but nothing was stopping a program from implementing its own

it should use the system file dialog like it does on macOS / Windows but it seems to use a fallback one

is this something QT is responsible for?

maybe QT is just broken on my systme

did you use release binaries from getmonero.org or self compiled?

arch linux AUR version of monero-gui-bin

anyway not your system because I can reproduce it using a clean ubuntu VM

aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=monero-gui-bin looks like that's fetching the version from getmonero

might be fixed in the future once we switch to a newer Qt version but nothing we can do in the meantime

Hail_Spacecake: if you want you can test aur.archlinux.org/packages/monero-wallet-qt-git and report back if you still see the ugly file dialog

this package is latest Qt

selsta: I'll give it a try

I wonder what it's doing differently from monero-gui-bin

monero-gui-bin is using release binaries which use Qt 5.9.7, monero-wallet-qt-git compiles from source with Qt 5.13 or so

hm that package is usingan old version of monero

although I guess I could bump it easily enough

how often does the official version publish new releases?

official version ?