v1.2.0
MINTER v1.2.0
Two builds — pick the one that matches how you run it.
Windows — run it on your own machine
- Download
minter-desktop-*-windows-x64.zip - Check the hash against the matching
.sha256 - Unzip anywhere (e.g.
C:\Minter\) and runminter-desktop.exe - SmartScreen → More info → Run anyway (the build is unsigned)
No server needed. Your machine has to be awake at mint time.
Updating — Windows
Unzip over your existing folder, replacing minter-desktop.exe.
Your wallets and settings live in that folder — keys.vault,
config.json, auth_cache.bin, results and logs. The archive holds
only the program and its documentation, so nothing of yours is
touched. Unzipping somewhere new gives you a second, empty install
while everything stays behind in the old folder.
Updating — Linux VPS
Nothing to unzip: re-run the installer below. It upgrades in place,
keeps the previous binary under /opt/minter/backups/, and refuses
to replace a build while a mint looks active.
Your data never lived beside the binary — it stays in
/var/lib/minter, untouched.
Linux VPS — run it 24/7 near the chain
On a fresh Linux server — Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, RHEL or Arch, no desktop required:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MaxBetov-pdd/Minter-rs-v2/main/deploy/linux/install.sh | sudo bashThe installer pulls minter-desktop-*-linux-x64.tar.gz from this
release, sets up the service, and prints how to connect.
Then drive the GUI from Windows with the connector:
https://github.com/MaxBetov-pdd/minter-connect
Safety
- Burner wallets only.
- Dry Run is on by default; a live OpenSea run needs you to type
LIVE. - Never share
keys.vault,config.jsonorauth_cache.bin. - Never expose port 3021 to the Internet — reach it through the tunnel.
Full Changelog: v1.1.2...v1.2.0