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After leaving Litecoin Core open at night, and then closing it to open it again with trickle, when trying to close it to see if it receives Internet (because it was not downloading anything for some minutes), it hanged on the "closing" window for almost 2 hours. What should I do? Should I terminate the program, or kill the program?

Also, this did not happen before. Should i stop using trickle, or should I downgrade to the Litecoin Core version before the one I have got?

Does anybody have knowledge of a GTK client for Litecoin Core v0.18.1 that looks similar to the litecoin-qt program bundled with the Linux binary tarball?

I would like to know if using the command hibernate would be safe while Litecoin Core (any of the front-ends, be it litecoind or litecoin-qt) is running.

I got Litecoin Core's latest version a few days before, so that is why I am asking about that same version.

Also because of the GitHub page claiming it to be experimental, though it does not seem as if it is a prerelease.

With "successfully", I mean that the Bitcoin address receives Litecoin in the form of Bitcoin, as in:

• Litecoin user sends 1 LTC
• Bitcoin user receives 0.0041731743 BTC

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Even though I downloaded Litecoin Core using ProtonVPN via OpenVPN, I am attempting to verify it via the GPG signatures the litecoin.org webpage provides. But the output I get is:

gpg: no es una firma separada (TRANSLATION) gpg: not a separate signature

Using sudo, I got:

gpg: creado el directorio '/root/.gnupg' (TRANSLATED) gpg: creating directory '/root/.gnupg' gpg: caja de claves '/root/.gnupg/pubring.kbx' creada (TRANSLATED) gpg: keybox '/root/.gnupg/pubring.kbx' created gpg: no es una firma separada (TRANSLATED) gpg: not a separate signature

And after I do it again with sudo:

gpg: no es una firma separada (TRANSLATED) gpg: not a separate signature

Finally, the input I used was:

computer@domain: ~/<folder>$ gpg --verify litecoin-0.18.1-linux-signatures.asc litecoin-0.18.1-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz

What should I do?

Greetings!

I am getting started on using Litecoin Core with my Devuan computer.

However, it seems that downloading the blockchain uses way too much Internet (according to my ISP's webpage, the maximum is 10000 kilobits; nice way to show off little speed with a small unit of measure), and it locks me and my family out of the Internet.

Is there a way to throttle the Internet speed AND disable listening to prevent damage to the Litecoin network? I'm a newbie at crypto, but I have my skeptical points of view anyways.

I have a address LY... and private key T6r... that I am unable to import into electrum. Does anyone know what format these are or how I can import them?

EDIT: I also have a password for it

Is there such a way with this, as opposed to Bitcoin? With Bitcoin and the like, it's ridiculous. You can't buy or send anything without uploading your identification and using SMS/a phone, which nullifies anything anonymous.

I have no interest in trading, etc. for long term. I just wish there was a simple site where you could buy $20 of Litecoin with a MasterCard/Visa gift card and then simply send that $20 of Litecoin to someone who only takes Litecoin.

The Tor protocol's method of decentralization seems to not be safe, because of the node's ability to read whatever information it receives, and its ability to manipulate the data it sends.

Even if it is decentralized, does Litecoin have workarounds to become reliable?

I would like to save the .litecoin config folder on my computer's internal HDD, while saving the blockchain on a different storage device, and be able to change where I save it

I have no plans to replace my HDD for increasing the storage space, due to today's HDDs lasting less time without failing.

My operating system is Devuan (Debian without systemd).

Can Litecoin be used for the following?

• Carrying money anywhere I go (as long as my laptop has a low-density HDD, of course)
• Not losing money by accident or by server exploit being abused
• Using it to pay to anyone that accepts it (shops, banks, rent, providers, if possible)
• Using it and not expect it to be unusable some day
• Use it in replacement of the country currency (mine's Bs., that's why)
• Use it whenever I can