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Syncany is written in pure Java, so it available on a number of platforms. To make the installation process as easy as possible, we've pre-bundled distributables for most major operating systems (a Mac OSX bundle is still missing, see open issues). Whenever we release a new version of Syncany, we regenerate these bundles and publish them on the distribution site.
On that site, you can find releases and snapshots. Releases are built and published in a certain release cycle (currently: 2 weeks), and snapshots are built with every commit. Feel free to try out both, but be aware that snapshots are very volatile and things might break without warning.
As of today, we provide the following download possibilities:
Tft Alpha Snapshots Mac Os XWindows installer (.exe)
Ubuntu/Debian APT archive (or .deb package)
Arch Linux AUR
Mac OS X (.app.zip package, or via Homebrew)
Docker Application
Manual Installation (via .tar.gz/.zip)
Contents
InstallationInstalling the latest release
Since Syncany heavily relies on Java, you obviously need an up-to-date version of Java installed. And that is about it. No other requirements.
Java/JRE >= 7. See Oracle Website Downloads to install Java. Be sure to load the 64-bit JVM if you intend to load the 64 bit Syncany or the gui plugin will not run.
bash-completion >= 2 (Linux only). If it's not installed by default, it's definitely in the default packages.
On Windows, you can either manually extract the Syncany files from the ZIP archive, or use the installer. The latter is obviously more comfortable, but both variants have their reasons.
The installation using the Windows installer is easy and very similar to the installation of other applications.
Download the latest release from the distribution site (see folder releases). The installer files have the .exe ending. You can't miss it.
Then run the executable and follow the instructions.
After the installation, open the command prompt and type sy.
When you run the executable, you'll see a typical installer that looks something like that:
Other than where to install Syncany, the installer will only give you two additional options. If you are not sure what they mean, don't change them.
Add Syncany to PATH environment variable (recommended): If you're unsure, leave this as is. For Syncany to be available on the command line, the command line will have to know where to look for it. If this option is unchecked, the sy command will not be available unless the installation path is added to the PATH environment variable.
Set JAVA_HOME environment variable (recommended): If you're unsure, leave this as is. Syncany relies on the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and this variable tells the Syncany commands where to look for it.
Tft Alpha Snapshots Mac Os 11After the installation is complete, open the command prompt by typing cmd in the Windows search box, or by navigating to Extras, Command Prompt in the menu. If everything goes well, you'll see this after typing sy-v:
For Debian-based systems, we provide an APT archive (for installation via apt-get) as well as a way to manually download and install prebuilt .deb-packages (see distribution site).
Installing via APT archive:

Add the APT archive http://archive.syncany.org/apt/release/ to your additional software sources (this might ask you to confirm the Syncany public key as a trusted key).
Once that is done, you can now update the package archives by sudoapt-getupdate, and install Syncany with sudoapt-getinstallsyncany.
After the installation, open the terminal and type sy.
Again, for the command line lovers:
Installing via a .deb-package:
Download the latest release Debian package from the distribution site (see folder releases).
Double-click the .deb-package and click 'Install', or type sudodpkg-isyncany_.deb from the command line.
After the installation, open the terminal and type sy.
If you're more of a command line guy, simply do this:
Arch Linux users can use the syncany package available on the AUR to install Syncany. An AUR helper like yaourt could help with this:
For Mac OS X, there are currently two ways of installation:
Download and install the the latest .app.zip package (including GUI)
Install the Homebrew via brewinstallhttps://get.syncany.org/homebrew/syncany.rb (no GUI)
Homebrew notes: Since Syncany is still alpha software, it cannot be installed from the official Homebrew sources. Therefore we provide the needed formula on our own until we reach beta.The command above installs the most recent (pre-)release. If you want to install the bleeding edge version simply append --HEAD to the previous command.

Add the APT archive http://archive.syncany.org/apt/release/ to your additional software sources (this might ask you to confirm the Syncany public key as a trusted key).
Once that is done, you can now update the package archives by sudoapt-getupdate, and install Syncany with sudoapt-getinstallsyncany.
After the installation, open the terminal and type sy.
Again, for the command line lovers:
Installing via a .deb-package:
Download the latest release Debian package from the distribution site (see folder releases).
Double-click the .deb-package and click 'Install', or type sudodpkg-isyncany_.deb from the command line.
After the installation, open the terminal and type sy.
If you're more of a command line guy, simply do this:
Arch Linux users can use the syncany package available on the AUR to install Syncany. An AUR helper like yaourt could help with this:
For Mac OS X, there are currently two ways of installation:
Download and install the the latest .app.zip package (including GUI)
Install the Homebrew via brewinstallhttps://get.syncany.org/homebrew/syncany.rb (no GUI)
Homebrew notes: Since Syncany is still alpha software, it cannot be installed from the official Homebrew sources. Therefore we provide the needed formula on our own until we reach beta.The command above installs the most recent (pre-)release. If you want to install the bleeding edge version simply append --HEAD to the previous command.
If you like the Syncany daemon to start at system startup, install the provided LaunchAgent following Homebrew instructions.
If you just want to try Syncany for a few minutes, we provide it as a containerized Docker application for Syncany. If you've installed Docker already, you can use the syncany/release repository.
If your operating system isn't listed above, or if you just want to install Syncany manually for some other reason, simply download either the .zip or the .tar.gz archive from the distribution site (see folder releases). Then extract the archive and run Syncany and/or the daemon from the bin/ folder. This is the exact same process on every major operating system:
Download the latest archive from the distribution site (see folder releases)
Extract the archive and run bin/sy to run the Syncany command line tool
If you'd like to use Syncany from there, but without having to always type the entire path to run it, you may want to place the Syncany bin/ folder in the system's PATH environment variable. This will let your system know where to look for the sy command. It's easy to find out how to do that, but just in case:
In addition to the releases, we also provide snapshot versions of Syncany. Snapshots are bundles that reflect the cutting edge state of development. They are created for every single commit in our versioning system, so updates come very frequently – sometimes up to dozens of times per day. Unless you'd like to test a new feature before everyone else or you are asked by a developer to install that version, it is highly discouraged. Things might break. They might be incompatible to previous versions. Or it might not work at all.
If you're sure you want to install a snapshot, the process is very similar to the steps above. The only thing that differs is the file or access channel where you get the installer/package.
Tft Alpha Snapshots Mac Os CatalinaFor Windows, download the latest snapshot installer from the snapshots folder.
For Debian/Ubuntu, use the Syncany APT archive.
For Arch Linux, use the Git package on AUR.
For Docker, use the Docker snapshot repository (syncany/snapshot).
And for other operating systems, download the latest snapshot .tar.gz/.zip from the snapshots folder.
Syncany hosts its code on GitHub, so if you want to compile Syncany from source, you definitely can – and we encourage you to do so. Since this is a user manual, however, we don't want to go into too much detail about the build process. There are details about building available on the Wiki page.
In short, run this:
This compiles and installs the Syncany command line client to syncany-cli/build/install/syncany/bin/syncany. You can run it from there.
Links below are to the most recent development snapshots for the OOMMFupcoming 1.2 alpha 4 release. Be advised that the API for the 1.2a4release is in rapid development, and substantial changes may occurbetween snapshots. Third party (contributed) software designed forthe 1.2a3 release of OOMMF may not function with some or all of thesesnapshots. Compatibility patches for some of the contributed softwaremay be found in the snapshot under the oommf/app/oxs/contrib/directory.
This coderequires Tcl/Tk. We recommendthe latest stable (i.e.,not alpha or beta) release of Tcl and Tk concurrent with the snapshot.OOMMF software does not support any alpha or beta releases of Tcl/Tk,and each snapshot of OOMMF may not work with later releases of Tcl/Tk.Check the release dates of both OOMMF and Tcl/Tk to ensurecompatibility.
Important note 1: If you are using one of the pre-compiled binarysnapshots, then the version of Tcl/Tk on your system must matchthe Tcl/Tk version and 'bitness' against which the OOMMF binarieswere built. For example, if you have 32-bit (x86) Tcl/Tk 8.4.19installed, then you should download the build of OOMMF for Tcl/Tk8.4.x/32-bit. If you have 64-bit (x64) Tcl/Tk 8.5.9.2 installed, thenyou should download the build of OOMMF for Tcl/Tk 8.5.x/64-bit. The32-bit versions of Tcl/Tk + OOMMF run fine on 64-bit Windows,although, being 32-bit applications, they will not be able to runsimulations requiring more than 2 GB of memory.
Tft Alpha Snapshots Mac Os DownloadImportant note 2: Do not try to unpack snapshots on top of andinto an existing OOMMF installation. The pimake 'upgrade' target isnon-operative in the snapshots. Instead, snapshots should be unpackedinto a fresh directory tree. Be sure to retain the directorystructure when unpacking.
Important note 3: Each snapshot contains a version of the OOMMFUser's Guide (OUG) current at the time of the snapshot:
 oommf/doc/userguide/userguide.pdf (PDF version)
 oommf/doc/userguide/userguide/index.html (HTML version)
Threaded Tcl/Tk note: The OOMMF snapshots all support threadenabled Tcl/Tk. If you are running Tcl/Tk 8.3.0 or later, you cancheck if your Tcl/Tk is thread enabled by starting a tclsh shell, andissuing the command 'parray tcl_platform' at the prompt. If you get a'tcl_platform(threaded) = 1' line, then your build is thread enabled.The snapshots with pre-compiled Windows binaries assume athread-enabled Tcl/Tk. If you build OOMMF from source, the buildscripts will check to see if Tcl/Tk is thread enabled, and buildaccordingly.
 OOMMF 1.2 alpha 4-pre, 19-Jul-2010 bis.
This is a minor update to the original 19-Jul-2010 snapshot thatincludes bug fixes for Anv_SpinTEvolve, Oxs_TwoSurfaceExchange, andMac OS X Lion, some mouse binding changes for mmDisp, and updates theoommf-2dpbc extension with its 2011-09-14 release. Source-only gzipped-tar file 30 687 214 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 64-bit Windows executables (x64) for 64-bit Tcl/Tk 8.5.x, pkzipped archive (34 130 520 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.5.x, pkzipped archive (33 855 366 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.4.x, pkzipped archive (33 855 102 bytes). 
Patch of changes between the oommf12a4pre-20100719 and oommf12a4pre-20100719bis sources, not including the oommf-2dpbc update (17 657 bytes). 
 OOMMF 1.2 alpha 4-pre, 16-Dec-2009. Source-only gzipped-tar file (30 788 153 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.5.x, pkzipped archive (33 673 475 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.4.x, pkzipped archive (33 673 565 bytes). 
 OOMMF 1.2 alpha 4-pre, 27-Jun-2008. Source-only gzipped-tar file (7 571 851 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.5.x, pkzipped archive (13 231 638 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.4.x, pkzipped archive (13 220 251 bytes). 
 OOMMF 1.2 alpha 4-pre, 24-May-2006. Source-only gzipped-tar file (6 804 592 bytes). 
 OOMMF 1.2 alpha 4-pre, 18-Nov-2005. Source-only gzipped-tar file (7 326 320 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.4.x, pkzipped archive (8 983 638 bytes). 
 Source with pre-compiled 32-bit Windows executables (x86) for 32-bit Tcl/Tk 8.3.x, pkzipped archive (8 979 219 bytes). 
DISCLAIMER:This software was developed at the National Institute of Standards and Technology by employees of the Federal Government in the course of their official duties. Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code this software is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. OOMMF is an experimental system. NIST assumes no responsibilitywhatsoever for its use by other parties, and makes no guarantees,expressed or implied, about its quality, reliability, or any othercharacteristic.
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