Medusa 0.4.4

Medusa 0.4.4.

Everything in 0.4.3, now with the module actually rebuilt on both platforms.

• The wallet's opening screen shows the build you are running.
• cliPath() checks that the resolved wallet CLI exists before accepting it. resolveBin()
  returns the bundle path unconditionally, so the legacy bin/wallet fallback was unreachable on a
  packaged install and every wallet call failed with "wallet CLI not found". The wrapper now also
  ships as bin/medusa-wallet, which is the name looked for first.
• The sequencer is spawned with --listen-address 127.0.0.1. Its own default is 0.0.0.0 and its
  RPC has no caller authentication, so it was previously published on every interface.
• The devnet sequencer config carries funding_key, required since LEZ v0.2.2. Without it the
  pinned sequencer refused to start, so devnet could not come up at all.
• medusa_core no longer bundles the LEZ sequencer binaries. The default zone is the hosted
  Paradox Computer clearnet zone and needs none. For devnet / diaphani, build
  sequencer_service from logos-execution-zone v0.2.4 with --features standalone and run it on
  port 3071 with --listen-address 127.0.0.1; the wallet adopts a sequencer already listening.
  The wallet now says exactly this, naming the version, when a local zone has none.
• Every package carries each platform under both variant spellings, so a Basecamp built from
  source can install them, not only the AppImage.
• The in-app updater watches for the downloaded file instead of waiting on an IPC reply that
  cannot arrive for a package of any real size.

Built from 60337db on main. darwin-arm64 comes from the release-macos CI run; linux-amd64's
module is built from the same commit.

Which file

Install from the Package Manager if your connection allows. Basecamp fetches a package and its
dependencies together under a single 300-second deadline, and re-downloads a dependency even when
it is already installed - so a medusa_ui install moves ~76 MB. Below roughly 260 kB/s that cannot
finish. Download the file for your machine instead and use Settings -> Modules -> Install LGX
Package, which reads from disk and has no timeout. Install medusa_core first.

Machine	Files
Linux x86_64	medusa_core-0.4.4-linux-amd64.lgx, medusa_ui-0.4.4-linux-amd64.lgx, tip_jar-0.2.1-linux-amd64.lgx
macOS Apple silicon	medusa_core-0.4.4-darwin-arm64.lgx, medusa_ui-0.4.4-darwin-arm64.lgx, tip_jar-0.2.1-darwin-arm64.lgx

The unsuffixed .lgx files carry every platform in one package.

Medusa 0.4.3

Medusa 0.4.3.

• The wallet's opening screen now shows the build you are running.
• medusa_core no longer bundles the LEZ sequencer binaries. The default zone is the hosted
  Paradox Computer · clearnet zone and needs no sequencer, so normal use is unchanged. The
  local devnet / diaphani zones now need a sequencer you run yourself: build
  sequencer_service from logos-execution-zone v0.2.4 with --features standalone and run it on
  port 3071 with --listen-address 127.0.0.1. The wallet adopts a sequencer that is already
  listening. Dropping them took the package from 167 MB to 67 MB with every variant name included.
• Every package now carries each platform under both variant spellings (linux-amd64 and
  linux-amd64-dev, darwin-arm64 and darwin-arm64-dev), so a Basecamp built from source can
  install them. Previously only the AppImage could.
• medusa_core ships the wallet wrapper as bin/medusa-wallet as well as bin/wallet. Packaged
  installs resolve medusa-wallet first and never fell back, which is why a packaged install
  failed with "wallet CLI not found".
• The in-app updater no longer waits on an IPC reply that cannot arrive for a package of any real
  size; it watches for the downloaded file instead.

Which file

Install from the Package Manager if you can. On a slow connection, download the file for your
machine and use Settings -> Modules -> Install LGX Package (installing from disk has no
download timeout). Install medusa_core first.

Machine	Files
Linux x86_64	medusa_core-0.4.3-linux-amd64.lgx, medusa_ui-0.4.3-linux-amd64.lgx, tip_jar-0.2.1-linux-amd64.lgx
macOS Apple silicon	medusa_core-0.4.3-darwin-arm64.lgx, medusa_ui-0.4.3-darwin-arm64.lgx, tip_jar-0.2.1-darwin-arm64.lgx

The unsuffixed .lgx files carry every platform in one package.

Known issue

The Linux binaries in medusa_core are built on ubuntu-24.04 and require glibc 2.38+, so they
do not run on Ubuntu 22.04 or older. This is not new in 0.4.3.

Medusa 0.4.0

Automated build of 0.4.0. See the commit log for changes.

Medusa 0.3.0

Automated build of 0.3.0. See the commit log for changes.

Medusa 0.2.5

Automated build of 0.2.5. See the commit log for changes.

Latest (Libpython bug fix)

Full Changelog: v0.2.3...v0.2.4

Medusa moves to lez rc6 soon so this is a temp fix.

Medusa v0.2.3

Medusa v0.2.3, the first public release.

Medusa is a self-custodial privacy wallet for the Logos network: many accounts across many zones with one key, shielded transfers, a built-in faucet on the L1 testnet, and dApp connect on your terms.

Install (recommended)

Open Logos Basecamp, add the repository https://paradoxcomputer.github.io/logos-modules/repo.json , then install Medusa from the Package Manager. Its medusa_core backend is pulled in automatically. Full guide at https://medusa.paradox.computer

Downloads

Self-contained Linux Basecamp modules (they bundle the wallet engine, nothing else to install):

• medusa_core-0.2.0.lgx: wallet backend, engine and sequencers
• medusa_ui-0.2.3.lgx: wallet UI
• tip_jar-0.2.0.lgx: the Connect with Medusa demo

For developers

Medusa-Connect SDK: npm install @paradoxcomputer/medusa-connect

macOS builds are on the way.