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|align="right"|Windows 98–Windows 11 | |align="right"|Windows 98–Windows 11 | ||
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|colspan="2" align="right"|Linux via Wine | |colspan="2" align="right"|Linux via Wine<ref>Linux can run OniX through Wine without any special configuration; see [[Playing in Linux]].</ref> | ||
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|colspan="2" align="right"|(Mac support coming later) | |colspan="2" align="right"|(Mac support coming later) | ||
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==Requirements== | ==Requirements== | ||
* | *A retail copy of Oni for Windows or Mac. OniX can also run from the Windows demo data without any conversion if you rename the demo's GameDataFolder to GameDataFolderX. | ||
*.NET Framework 3.5. To install it, type 'features' in the Windows menu, choose "Turn Windows features on or off", and configure the settings like [[:Image:NET selection.png|this]]; you can download 3.5 [https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework here] if you don't see it as an option. | |||
*The game data will need to be converted before using OniX for the first time (instructions for this are in the download). However, the data conversion script does not support Windows 98 or Me, so the game data will need to be converted in a newer OS and then copied to a system running one of those OSes. | *The game data will need to be converted before using OniX for the first time (instructions for this are in the download). However, the data conversion script does not support Windows 98 or Me, so the game data will need to be converted in a newer OS and then copied to a system running one of those OSes. | ||