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Updates

TchueKAM keeps itself up to date automatically. No manual reinstalls.

How it works​

  1. TchueKAM checks for new releases on startup (after a 30-second delay) and every 4 hours while running.
  2. When a new release is found, it downloads in the background — no interruption.
  3. Once the download finishes, you'll see a notification: "Update ready — restart now or later".
  4. Clicking Restart now applies the update in a few seconds.
  5. Clicking Later queues the update for the next time you close TchueKAM.

Current latest version​

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Manual update check​

If you want to check immediately:

  • Settings → Updates → Check now

Update channel​

By default, TchueKAM follows the stable channel — only fully tested releases.

If you want early access to upcoming features, switch to beta in Settings → Updates → Channel. Beta releases are rolled out 1–2 weeks before stable.

Skipping a version​

If a release introduces a problem for you, Settings → Updates → Pause updates lets you skip new versions until you re-enable. Use sparingly — security fixes ship in regular releases.

Update history​

Every applied update is logged in Settings → Updates → History with version, date, and whether it succeeded.

What if an update fails?​

If an update fails to download or install:

  1. TchueKAM falls back to the previous version automatically
  2. The failure is logged in Settings → Updates → History
  3. The next periodic check will retry

You can also manually download the latest installer and run it on top of your existing install — your settings and data will be preserved.

Network and proxies​

Updates use HTTPS to GitHub Releases (github.com, objects.githubusercontent.com). If you're behind a corporate proxy, configure it in Settings → Network → HTTP Proxy.