Mac

The easiest one: easyBTX on Mac updates itself. It checks for new versions and installs them on its own. You can also force a check in Settings → Updates → Check for updates. Your wallet, payout address and settings stay exactly as they are.

Windows

For the standard Windows build, updating is a quick reinstall: download the latest installer from the home page and run it over your current install. It keeps your wallet, payout address and settings. That is the whole update.

Windows + WSL2, and Linux

🔥 Most powerful

This is the big one: from v0.9.7, easyBTX updates itself on Linux and WSL2 too, exactly like the Mac. It checks for new versions and installs them on its own - new mining engines included - so once you are on it, there is nothing to run. You can force a check any time in Settings → Updates → Check for updates, and your wallet, payout address and settings always carry over. Every update is cryptographically signed and verified before it installs.

Switch to the self-updating build (one time)

Installed easyBTX before v0.9.7 (the old .deb)? Do this once to move onto the self-updating build. Open your Ubuntu (WSL2) window - or any Linux terminal - and paste this single line. It downloads, makes it runnable, and launches:

wget -O ~/easyBTX.AppImage https://github.com/MendeMatthias/EasyBTX-releases/releases/download/v0.9.9/easyBTX_amd64.AppImage && chmod +x ~/easyBTX.AppImage && ~/easyBTX.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run

After that first run you are done forever - easyBTX keeps itself current and you never paste an update command again. To simply open it later, run ~/easyBTX.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run. If the window does not appear, run LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 ~/easyBTX.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run instead.