Thanks for everyone participating in this.
It seems that most people need a GUI wallet more than anything.

It has some quirks (see past few pages of posts) but many people have reported it to be usable.

hi all, I have downloaded and run the Monero Client.Net wallet.  It's all synced up but I don't know how to generate an address to receive XMR.

If I go to Address Book, I can click New but it asks me for the label as well as the address.  Shouldn't it auto generate a long address like the other wallets/cryptos?

Thanks

https://github.com/Jojatekok/monero-client-net/issues/14

You should use the latest pre-release version (v0.39+) with the latest 'bitmonerod.exe' file, which can be found in the ANN topic of XMR.

Although application shutdown will not be functioning well by using "non-daemonized" daemon builds, you should have a stable client experience with this method. I'm waiting for the core developers to issue a new release of the daemon in order to fix the shutdown issue and improve stability.

Same here. Any info on this?

This shit is WAY over my head... When I can get a working wallet (gui) without knowing all this tech I will be a HUGE investor!
I have faith in this currency but just don't have the time for this.  I read through just about every post and It seems everyone is having problems. The LAST thing I need it so worry about if my investments are safe. Anybody have a working Windows GUI wallet so I can just buy some fucking coin!?!

Heya pls help me with this problem.

was using 0.38.1 and it has worked awesomely so far. today i had problems with it, and i've tried to reinstall but it just doesnt launch. you can see in windows task manager the process to start but it ends in 5 secs without anything else happening. i've tried to delete all the old folders and do a "clean install" but still doesn't launch. 39.0 and above launches but seems to initialize a long time. are there other folders to delete beside the appdata/roaming folder and monero client folder? seems like the new install remembers the old paths of the client i had before, how is that possible? if i try to use the backup manager with 39.0 while initializing it crashes the client, tho not a massive surprise.  or what to do  

Thanks. Hope i'd get help with the problem though. Really do like this GUI.

Hooray! It's time for me to present a new release of my project. I would like to dedicate it to the core development team, who have been working so hard lately that they broke all the older versions of my client.

There are still many things to be improved, but at least, for people who already have an account since v0.38.1, this release will provide stability along with usefulness. I've also tried to implement account file creation, but it seems that the core team has even changed the format of accounts, thus, new account files are not compatible with my software anymore. I'll resume to the newly-appearing issues later, but let's see what was improved in 2015's first .NET client release:

• Started to utilize the latest stable version of bitmonerod
• Added indonesian translation
• Fixed all the shutdown-related bugs (including one which made saving the blockchain impossible)
• Fixed a menu localization issue

Plans for the future
As you may have already heard, Microsoft is making their .NET Framework's source code open for the public, thus, giving a chance for porting .NET applications to other platforms in the future. That is also a reason behind returning to the development of Monero Client .NET.

I would like to announce a roadmap for those who are still curious about the next things to come.

First of all, I have to tell that v0.39 releases have featured a lot of new technologies in the background. It was the first set of releases to support the "daemonized" bitmonerod and rpcwallet, which are still in a beta development state by the core team. That's the main reason why there wasn't a release of my client which could be labelled fully stable. As it seems to take some time to advance to these new technologies by the core team (merging them with new developments like the embedded blockchain DB or the new account seed generation mechanism), I decided not to continue the development of v0.39 releases, but build a stable v0.40 which returns back to the usage of - the latest - simplewallet and the non-experimental version of bitmonerod.

Further on, this project consists of 2 parts: one which is responsible for the communication with the background workers' RPC interfaces, and one which renders the GUI, utilizing the API subproject. My idea is to separate the 2 subprojects in order to provide .NET developers an easy way to interact with the RPC without the need of implementing JSON data decoders by self. This may even encourage more people to help in project development, and would make it easy to create robust block explorers in ASP.NET (Microsoft's web development platform).

As I have already mentioned sometime before, I'm 17 years old, so I have to study now in order to acquire a great career later. I also have other programming projects to work on, but I do all these things for my own entertainment in my free time. Please bear in mind that it's not easy to keep up with these extra activities I do besides school, so developments will be slower than during the summer.

Enjoy the new release, and donate some XMR to the core development team who made this project exist!