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> ... some other dedicated device and then want to use JoinMarketQt on a desktop, this would be very useful, as pointing JM to Electrum Server is simpler than doing...

> Yes, it would. But that option still requires having access to a full node. I want to be able to use JoinMarket on my secondary network, while I'm travelling,...

Yes, but instead of throwing an exception, it could print out a hint and gracefully exit.

When the exception occurs in the Qt client, currently the exception is logged to the console and the wallet never loads, but the program doesn't crash. How should we go...

I wasn't sure where to catch the exception at, or the preferred method of shutting down the client. I refactored https://github.com/JoinMarket-Org/joinmarket-clientserver/blob/8b3d21f226185e31aa10e8e16cdfc719cea4a98e/jmclient/jmclient/wallet_service.py#L102 to take any message for shutdown and it worked...

Recently Arch and Manjaro updated to Python 3.10. So you will need to install Python 3.9, make the venv with Python 3.9, and then bump PySide2's version. After doing that...

> I'd just keep using python3.9 within that project, or else migrate to pyside6. > I'm willing to bet that is because there isn't a pyside2 wheel for python 3.10;...