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Installation Guide

Amadeus Folego edited this page Apr 3, 2018 · 23 revisions

Installing Oni

NOTE: Windows & OSX releases come with a bundled neovim release, so you do not need a neovim install on those platforms.

Windows

  • Download the Oni installer for Windows
  • Once it is downloaded, run the installer. This will only take a minute.
  • By default, Oni is installed under C:\Program Files (x86)\Oni for a 64-bit machine.

A zip archive is also available.

You may want to add Oni to your %PATH%, so that from the console, you can open Oni via oni

The default shell for windows is the command prompt, if you want to use bash add to your init.vim: set shell="bash" (respectively for another shell command).

Mac

  • Download Oni for Mac
  • Double-click on the archive to expand
  • Drag Oni.app to the Applications folder

To enable key repeat when pressing & holding a key in Oni, write the following in your terminal:

defaults write com.extropy.oni ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false

You can invoke oni from your terminal after adding it to your PATH, through CMD-Shift-P > Add to Path

Linux

Debian and Ubuntu based distributions

If you do not have Neovim, follow the instructions to Install Neovim and ensure the 'nvim' binary is available. Version 0.2.1 is required..

Information on setting the optional ONI_NEOVIM_PATH environment variable can be found here.

A tar.gz is also available.

Red Hat based distributions (Fedora, CentOS)

If you do not have Neovim, follow the instructions to Install Neovim and ensure the 'nvim' binary is available. Version 0.2.1 is required..

Information on setting the optional ONI_NEOVIM_PATH environment variable can be found here.

  • Download the .rpm package
  • Install the package with sudo dnf install <file>.rpm

A tar.gz is also available.

Arch based distributions

  • Available via the AUR
  • Install the package with yaourt -S oni

A tar.gz is also available.

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