This guide demonstrates the installation process using the Ubuntu 22.04.3LTS system as an example.
Method 1: Snap Method (Recommended)
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Install snap:
sudo apt install snapdRefer to the link for installing snap on other Linux systems: Reference
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Install OneKey App in two ways:
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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
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- Download and install bridge (Download link)
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- After downloading, switch to the directory where the bridge is located and execute the following command to install:
sudo dpkg -i onekey-bridge-2.2.0-amd64.deb
- After downloading, switch to the directory where the bridge is located and execute the following command to install:
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Access the address http://127.0.0.1:21320/status/ in your browser to ensure the page opens and shows "Connected devices: 1".
- Complete the installation. Open OneKey App and select "Connect Hardware Wallet".
Method 2: Directly Download and Run AppImage
- Download the AppImage file.
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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) -
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 -
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.