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How to install OneKey App on a Linux system

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This guide demonstrates the installation process using the Ubuntu 22.04.3LTS system as an example.

Method 1: Snap Method

  1. Install snap: sudo apt install snapd

    Refer to the link for installing snap on other Linux systems: Reference

  2. Install OneKey App in two ways:

    • Open the link: https://snapcraft.io/onekey-wallet and install it directly from the snap store.

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    • Install it using the command line: sudo snap install onekey-wallet

    • Manual enable: snap connect onekey-wallet:raw-usb

  3. Complete the installation. Open OneKey App and select "Connect Hardware Wallet".

Method 2: Directly Download and Run AppImage

  1. Download the AppImage file.

  2. Install the necessary dependencies with the command: sudo apt-get install fuse libfuse. (Refer to the link for more about dependencies and their installation on different systems)

  3. Switch to the directory where the AppImage file is located and give the file executable permissions:

    chmod +x OneKey-Wallet-4.18.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage

  4. Install using the current user (non-root): ./OneKey-Wallet-4.18.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage

If you encounter the error "Missing X Server or $DISPLAY" during execution, please install the related graphical environment components. For Ubuntu or Debian systems, you can install xorg.


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