Skip to main content

Installation

OKDay supports installation on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

MacOS​

We currently offer two versions(Arm64, x64), and the specific choice depends on the processor architecture of your macOS.

Which version should I download for Mac?​

  1. Arm64: Mainly for Apple silicon. If you have an Apple silicon, Arm64 is the best choice, with a smaller package size and faster performance.
  2. x64: Mainly for Intel Chips. If you have an Intel chip, x64 is the best choice, with a smaller package size and faster performance. The Arm64 package cannot run on Intel chips.

Determine what chip it is: Apple or Intel?​

Click the Apple icon on the menu bar at the top-left corner of your screen Select About this Mac. The type of chip used on your Mac is displayed in this window.

Apple silicon(Arm64):

okMacChipImage

Intel chip(x64):

okMacChipImage

Windows​

We currently offer the x64 version and support Windows7 and above.
On Windows, you will download Setup.exe and simply follow the instructions to install.

Which version should I download for Windows?​

We offer two versions:

  • x64: For 64-bit Windows systems with x64-based processors.
  • arm64: For 64-bit Windows systems with ARM-based processors.

For the vast majority of users, the x64 version should be selected. This version supports all Windows systems from Windows 7 and above.
Only a small number of the latest Win10 or Win11 systems based on ARM64 need to consider the ARM64 version.

How to Check Your Windows System Architecture?​

  1. Open Settings:

    • Click on the Start menu.
    • Select Settings (the gear icon).

  2. Navigate to System Information:

    • In the Settings window, click on System.
    • Scroll down and select About from the left-hand sidebar.

  3. Check System Specifications:

    • Look for the System type under the Device specifications section.
    • It will indicate whether your system is a 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor or 64-bit operating system, ARM-based processor.

  4. Choosing the Correct Version:

    • If your system type is "64-bit operating system, x64-based processor", Choose the x64 architecture version.
    • If your system type is "64-bit operating system, ARM-based processor", Choose the arm64 architecture version.

Linux​

We currently offer deb formats, supporting x64 and arm64 architectures.

Which version should I download for Linux?​

We currently offer deb formats, supporting x64 and arm64 architectures:

  • x64: Packaged as a Debian package for 64-bit x86 systems.
  • arm64: Packaged as a Debian package for 64-bit ARM systems.

For the vast majority of users, the x64 version should be selected.
Only a small number of the latest systems based on ARM64 need to consider the ARM64 version.

How to Check Your Linux System Architecture?:​

  • Open a terminal.
  • Enter the command uname -m to determine your system's architecture.
  • If it returns x86_64, you have a 64-bit x86 system.
  • If it returns aarch64, you have a 64-bit ARM system.