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As the '''Satoshi client''' or the '''Satoshi code''' is denoted the bitcoin-application called [[bitcoind]] resp. bitcoin-client resp. bitcoin-qt in memorize to [[Satoshi Nakamoto]].  
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The '''Satoshi [[Clients|client]]''' or the '''Satoshi code''' refers to [[bitcoind]], bitcoin-client, bitcoin-qt and [[Bitcoin Core]]. This is in honor of [[Satoshi Nakamoto]] for creating [[Bitcoin]].
 
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<dt>In the most widest sense:
 
<dt>In the most widest sense:
<dd>All releases of bitcoin-x.y.z (starting 2009) and future official releases of the bitcoin-developper community.<br> (Last/newest when writing the remark is of release 0.7.2 in December 2012).
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<dd>All releases of bitcoin-x.y.z (starting 2009) and future official releases by the [https://bitcoin.org/en/development "bitcoin core developers"].<br>
 
<dt>In the narrow sense:
 
<dt>In the narrow sense:
<dd>Only the bitcoin releases up to version 0.3.19 which Satoshi Nakamoto himself was chief and main developer. He retired afterwards (end of 2010) completely from this project.
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<dd>Only the bitcoin releases up to version 0.3.19 which Satoshi Nakamoto himself was chief and main developer. He retired afterwards (end of 2010) completely from this project. With the next release also [[Testnet]] was reset with a new genesis block.
 
<dt>Original Satoshi clients:
 
<dt>Original Satoshi clients:
<dd>Only the bitcoin releases 0.1.0 up to 0.1.5 which where Windows 2000 / Windows NT and Windows XP only supporting. (The next bitcoin release 0.2.0 from Dec 2009, nearly a year later, starts to support Linux)
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<dd>Only the bitcoin releases 0.1.0 up to 0.1.5 which supported only Windows 2000 / Windows NT and Windows XP (perhaps Windows Vista). The next bitcoin release 0.2.0 from Dec 2009, nearly a year later, starts to support Linux and the [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.0 community] got more and more actively involved in the development.
 
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There existed also (private) earlier client code before 0.1.0 available only for Satoshi Nakamoto.
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For history, one of the earliest available proof of a running bitcoin-0.1.0 with a [https://web.archive.org/web/20130521105629/http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/attachment.php?list_name=bitcoin-list&message_id=da7b3ce30901101113v2ec6bf61xf018265479eb7faf%40mail.gmail.com&counter=1 human readable debug log].
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There might have been also (private) earlier client code before 0.1.0 available only to Satoshi Nakamoto.
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
[[Bitcoind#History|Bitcoind]]
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* [[Running Bitcoin]]
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* [[Bitcoind#History of official bitcoind (and predecessor) releases|History of Bitcoind]]
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* [[Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list|Original Bitcoin client API]]
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{{Bitcoin Core documentation}}

Latest revision as of 20:38, 19 June 2022

The Satoshi client or the Satoshi code refers to bitcoind, bitcoin-client, bitcoin-qt and Bitcoin Core. This is in honor of Satoshi Nakamoto for creating Bitcoin.

In the most widest sense:
All releases of bitcoin-x.y.z (starting 2009) and future official releases by the "bitcoin core developers".
In the narrow sense:
Only the bitcoin releases up to version 0.3.19 which Satoshi Nakamoto himself was chief and main developer. He retired afterwards (end of 2010) completely from this project. With the next release also Testnet was reset with a new genesis block.
Original Satoshi clients:
Only the bitcoin releases 0.1.0 up to 0.1.5 which supported only Windows 2000 / Windows NT and Windows XP (perhaps Windows Vista). The next bitcoin release 0.2.0 from Dec 2009, nearly a year later, starts to support Linux and the community got more and more actively involved in the development.

For history, one of the earliest available proof of a running bitcoin-0.1.0 with a human readable debug log. There might have been also (private) earlier client code before 0.1.0 available only to Satoshi Nakamoto.

See also