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Kiln v0.8.0: Carthage and New Node Storage Backend

Kiln v0.8.0: Carthage and New Node Storage Backend

Kiln v0.8.0 is here! This release adds support for the Carthage protocol and upgrades the Kiln Node's storage backend. If you would like to bake after Carthage takes effect at block level 851,969, you must upgrade. You will also need to recreate your Kiln Node to adopt

Kiln v0.7.3: Usability, Ledger, and Protocol Improvements

Kiln v0.7.3: Usability, Ledger, and Protocol Improvements

Version 0.7.3 of Kiln is now available! This will be our last release of 2019, and it is full of mostly minor changes. Most notably: * New 'Ledger Disconnected' Notification * Usability Improvements * Post-Babylon Clean Up Ledger Improvements Kiln now notifies if your ledger device is disconnected! We've also added

How to Upgrade Your Kiln Node to Full Mode from a Snapshot

How to Upgrade Your Kiln Node to Full Mode from a Snapshot

With the release of v0.6.0, Kiln now supports running the Kiln Node in full mode! This history mode is more lightweight than the archive mode previously supported. Existing Kiln users who want to upgrade their Kiln Node will need to take a few easy steps outlined in this

Kiln v0.6.0: Snapshots, Full Nodes, and Revamped Public Nodes

Kiln v0.6.0: Snapshots, Full Nodes, and Revamped Public Nodes

Kiln v0.6.0 is now available! This is a big update that makes getting started as a baker easier than ever. The major updates in this release are: 1. The Kiln Node can be started from a snapshot 2. The Kiln Node runs in Full Mode 3. Kiln can

Kiln v0.5.2: Voting and Governance

Kiln v0.5.2: Voting and Governance

Version 0.5.2 of Kiln is out! There are lots of great features in this new release, particularly surrounding governance. Kiln bakers can vote through its UI, we've added data about the current amendment period, and Kiln handles the 003 to 004 protocol transition seamlessly. We've also implemented lots

How to Install Kiln and Bake on Ubuntu

How to Install Kiln and Bake on Ubuntu

Kiln is a tool for baking on the Tezos blockchain through an easy-to-use UI. Installing Kiln on Ubuntu and other debian linux distributions is easy, and does not require use of the command line. This guide will walk your through the installation process and setting up your baker! Step 1:

Bake with Kiln - A Call for Beta Testers

Bake with Kiln - A Call for Beta Testers

Version 0.5.0 of Kiln is now available! There are several improvements in this release, but there is one we're most excited about: baking. You can now use Kiln, along with a Ledger Nano S, to stake on the Tezos blockchain. Kiln guides you through setting up your baker