Kojo is Open-Source software, and is freely available. You can download and install Kojo based on the instructions provided on this page.
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Windows
- Download and install Java 7 (preferred) or Java 6 if you need to. See the Prerequisites section for more details.
- If you are upgrading from an earlier version of Kojo, un-install the earlier version by running the Uninstaller from the Kojo Program Group in the Windows Start Menu.
- Download the The Kojo Installer (Version: Beta-150212-1) and run it to Install Kojo.
- After Kojo is installed, you can run it from the Windows Start Menu, via the Kojo Program Group.
Unix/Mac
- Download and install Java 7 (preferred) or Java 6 if you need to. See the Prerequisites section for more details.
- If you are upgrading from an earlier version of Kojo, remove the earlier version by deleting the Kojo install directory.
- Download the Kojo Jar file (Version: Beta-150212-1) and save it at a known location on your computer (the name of the jar file has the form: kojoinstall-[build-date].jar).
- Open up a terminal window and go into the directory where the installer jar file is located.
- Run the following command to install Kojo (replace installer-jar-file-name below with the actual name of the file that you downloaded):
java -jar installer-jar-file-name - After Kojo is installed, you can run it by going into the bin sub-directory under the Kojo install directory, and running:
sh kojo
Troubleshooting
More information on troubleshooting installations...
Pre-requisites
You need to have Java 7 (preferred) or Java 6 installed on your machine to be able to run Kojo. To check the version of Java that is available on your machine, open up a command prompt and run the following command:
java -version
The reported version should be greater than 1.6.0_10. If it is not, please do the following:
Go to the Java download page and download and install the latest version of the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) for your Operating System. Use the x86 version of the JRE installer (eg. Windows x86 Offline or Linux x86).
If you skip the Java download/install step, and if you later encounter problems while installing or running Kojo, the most likely culprit is a problem with your Java installation. In such a situation, you are requested to:
- Download Java from the link above - and Install it.
- Reinstall Kojo.