This is because recent transactions have not been confirmed by peers.
You can use
zcash-cli z_gettotalbalance 0
To see the “unconfirmed” balances while you wait for them to be confirmed
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The GUI wallet currently users z_gettotalbalance without parameters - this is a problem (users may perceive temporarily that their balance is lost). Will be fixed!
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I check for differences between the result of both.
If the unconfirmed “balance” is different than the confirmed, I show the unconfirmed balance with a special note.
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The problem with the temporarily lost balance that comes back after confirmation is now tracked as an issue: https://github.com/vaklinov/zcash-swing-wallet-ui/issues/2
Fix coming in 1-2 days…
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How about the windows wallet . I’m grateful if somebody give me the link window wallet
Thank community.
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The ZCash desktop GUI wallet is for now Linux-specific (internally calls some Linux commands). It may also work out-of-the box on OS X but I have not tried it. When ZCash starts supporting Windows officially, the wallet will be adjusted to support Windows too (no principal problem).
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I am so happy to be able to come to this stage with the GUI running, with some help from xming. Thanks a lot to everyone for their help.
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Just compiled and it’s beautiful.
Just notice on the guide, there is no user folder,
cp ./build/jars/ZCashSwingWalletUI.jar /home/zcash/src
instead of
cp ./build/jars/ZCashSwingWalletUI.jar /home/user/zcash/src
So when mainnet launched, we’ll just have to copy the same jar file to the /src and run it? Maybe possible to add the block height and difficulty on the gui?
Well anyway thank you very much dev.
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well done. Great work
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The ZCash beta guide does not define absolute paths. Users may this end up with ZCash compiled in any folder /home/user/dir1/dir2/etc//zcash/src depending on how they use the terminal. That is why the ZCash GUI Wallet guide specifically defines it as:
Not exactly. When ZCash is released the ZCash GUI Wallet guide will be updated with exact instructions, but comes down to … copying the JAR file to where zcashd/zcash-cli are …
Yes - it is possible, but for now it would be a low-priority feature. Maybe after launch 
Thanks I got my balance back
Hi,
I saw somewhere that there was successful attempt to run this GUI under Win10 using provided *nix support, but can’t find this topic/post now 
Anyone who tried this?
Hi,
running fine on Debian 8.0 “Jessie”.
Rem: the “default-jdk” package has installed the “openjdk-7-jdk” package (and dependencies).
Still haven’t been able to play with coins cause I don’t have any. So if someone could send me a few to play with, that would be much appreciated.
@vaklinov Awesome job! Thank you very much!
A+
Debcool
PS: My mother tong is French so if there is somebody who want to talk this language we might create a forum for them
My test addresses:
tmCHzYDyQeTgMYCiyeM5xH1cG9WV4oYZb4q
ztL1GYa4KEP1QfdVuSMhLCDn94Z9BYWrB1L64dDpU3SKWowtzUgxqJnEmSquZFmwjTQLHod9Fd1TgvkdYG3gpkR5DKFZcsR
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You could use the XMing X server for Windows.
Test coins exchange thread: Please send me some testcoins
BTW: Wallet encryption is not stable. A zcashd crash is a possibility
Thanks!
I’ll keep it as it is for now (just for testing purpose. Who knows, he may not crash at all and if it does, I still could share some precious info).
This looks much better.
@vaklinov Do we have any option to send all mined UTXOs to zaddress in single click?
No … not yet. Such an option has been considered, as well as a feature to show more mining information (difficulty etc) in a dedicated mining GUI TAB. This will not be availbale at ZCash launch - I hope I will have time to do it in the following weeks.
can someone help by estimating the following
If network hash rate/s is 169/s
difficulty is 1700
block size is 1000
and your hash rate of mining rig is 2 sol/s then what would you expect or what are the chances of mining a ZEC and after how much time plz can someone explain
lets hope someone can try to explain