Electrum: Electrum Big Sur

Created on 14 Nov 2020  路  8Comments  路  Source: spesmilo/electrum

Dear developers,

Electrum is not opening up on Big Sur.
Is this a bug or can you help me?

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This specific topic was closed because it is a duplicate. It's already fixed on master, which means the next release will contain the fix.

To be clear, even in the meantime, you can access your coins, as you could

  • run from source (see e.g. https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/6461#issuecomment-709218267)
  • fire up a VM with e.g. older macOS or GNU/Linux or Windows and run from there
  • use an Android phone and run from there
  • use another PC of yours and run from there

Also, you might want to consider using an operating system that does not break userspace. Sane OS maintainers would consider this whole issue a bug in the OS, not the other way around.

Anyway, we will try to do a release soon, probably in the coming week.

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Dear developers,

Electrum is not opening up on Big Sur.
Is this a bug or can you help me?

The same problem((((

Same problem !! It's a bug...

Me too, since the last 3 Days. after I force close it, I get this error

Screenshot 2020-11-14 at 16 44 08

duplicate of https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/6461
will be fixed in next release

duplicate of #6461
will be fixed in next release

You're closing this topic but you're not saying when you're going to fix it!!!! Why?

This specific topic was closed because it is a duplicate. It's already fixed on master, which means the next release will contain the fix.

To be clear, even in the meantime, you can access your coins, as you could

  • run from source (see e.g. https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/6461#issuecomment-709218267)
  • fire up a VM with e.g. older macOS or GNU/Linux or Windows and run from there
  • use an Android phone and run from there
  • use another PC of yours and run from there

Also, you might want to consider using an operating system that does not break userspace. Sane OS maintainers would consider this whole issue a bug in the OS, not the other way around.

Anyway, we will try to do a release soon, probably in the coming week.

(there are some external links pointing to this issue instead of the original, so reposting here as well)

we have released Electrum 4.0.5 now, with the workaround of using old PyQt5

Thanks a lot)

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