Arch Linux User Repository

PKGBUILD for the binary release of the "Trinity" wallet:

pkgname=iota-wallet-bin
_pkgname=iota-wallet
pkgver=0.3.2
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc='The official desktop wallet of the IOTA project'
arch=('x86_64')
makedepends=('p7zip')
depends=('gconf' 'libappindicator-gtk2' 'libindicator-gtk2' 'libnotify' 'libxss' 'libxtst')
url='https://github.com/iotaledger/trinity-wallet'
license=('Apache')
source=("$url/releases/download/vdesktop-v$pkgver/trinity-desktop-$pkgver.AppImage"{,.asc}
        'iota-wallet.sh')
sha256sums=('40b12af03143efa688ef63217cd1a7d0d66e8f0683f577b95e92ca18cc93054b'
            'SKIP'
            '44c7a37257141b2346d8ad04cd3ed0dfa7571001be76dcfe6c77e3260b40c6ff')
validpgpkeys=('466385BD0B40D9550F93C04746A440CCE5664A64')

prepare() {
  # Extract AppImage
  7z x trinity-desktop-$pkgver.AppImage -o$_pkgname-$pkgver &>/dev/null
}

package() {
  cd "$_pkgname-$pkgver"

  # Lib directory
  install -d "$pkgdir/usr/lib/$_pkgname"
  cp -r {locales,resources,*.dat,*.pak,*.so,*.txt,*.html,*.bin} "$pkgdir/usr/lib/$_pkgname"
  install -Dm755 trinity-desktop -t "$pkgdir/usr/lib/$_pkgname"
  # Desktop entry
  sed -i "s/AppRun/$_pkgname/" trinity-desktop.desktop
  install -Dm644 trinity-desktop.desktop -t "$pkgdir/usr/share/applications"
  # Icons
  cp -r usr/share/icons "$pkgdir/usr/share"
  # Executable
  install -Dm755 "$srcdir/iota-wallet.sh" "$pkgdir/usr/bin/$_pkgname"
  # Fix permissions
  find "$pkgdir/usr" -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
}

New version v2.5.6 just published. Just for you to know https://github.com/iotaledger/wallet/releases/

If you are impatient, this patch does the trick:

https://pastebin.com/P1hCzXs5

The wallet was empty when I tried to open it (Intel graphics) but changing one line in /usr/bin/iota-wallet helped. I had to change

exec ./iota $@

to

exec ./iota --ignore-gpu-blacklist $@

in order to fix it for now.

Are you sure about the package dependencies? I don't see why Java should be needed.

Well, it's the official wallet, so... As for the PKGBUILD, you can easily just take a look at it and see that it basically just extracts the files and repackages it as a Pacman package.

Given the sensitive nature of this package, can people confirm that this wallet is safe to use / free of malware?