All releases of Open Transactions
Release Notes: All functionality was tested including markets, scripted smart contracts, untraceable cash, invoicing, recurring payments, and various financial instruments. This release builds on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Release Notes: This release can be installed via apt-get.
Release Notes: A scripts/tests folder has been added, with bash scripts for testing OT against the sample data. This release adds import/export Nym, import/export cert, and import/export Cash. Cash can now be exported to a passphrase-protected purse, or a recipient Nym (your choice.) Try opentxs exportcash, or opentxs exportcash --args "passwd true". A clearrecords command has been added to the opentxs command line utility. An OT_API_ClearRecords API call has been added. CLI commands have been added: acceptpayments, acceptreceipts, acceptinbox, accepttransfers, acceptmoney, acceptinvoices, and acceptall.
Release Notes: This release adds new commands to the opentxs CLI: getmarkets, showmarkets, getoffers, showoffers, getmyoffers, showmyoffers, and pay dividend.
Release Notes: This release auto-generates any data files which don't exist, on both client and server, and adds new GUI mock-ups.
Release Notes: This release adds system keychain support. Gnome keyring, KDE KWallet, Mac Keychain, and Windows DPAPI are all supported. Four new videos are now online.
Release Notes: Many stability and synchronization fixes have been made recently. A new high-level command line tool has been released (opentxs), which was written using the OT client-side script language.
Release Notes: This release supports AUTOMAKE on Unix (Windows builds are also available). "Master key" was added, so you can have a single password (on a timeout) for all the Nyms in your wallet. Symmetric keys were added (so you can encrypt something using a passphrase instead of using a public key). Envelopes now support multiple recipients. Most of the latest work (for the past few months) has been security, stability, bug fixing, and synchronization. The Java-based API particularly has experienced some re-working in the past few months. Command line scripts are coming along swimmingly.
Release Notes: This release focuses on the application protocol with respect to stability, synchronization, and optimization. Make sure you use Moneychanger version 0.9 for this version of OT.
Release Notes: Inbox, Outbox, and Nymbox now are hashed. The server drops all important replies into the Nymbox. The client-side now tracks all sent messages, and checks the nymbox for any missing replies. The API now draws a sharp distinction between 'failed' messages and 'error' messages (may fail to receive a reply of error for what was a successful request.) All API calls to send a message now return the request #. The high-level API wrapper (in Java) has been completely rewritten for this new synchronization code.
