One place for every Onyx app. Install with one click, open from your desktop, and it keeps everything up to date.
Pick your computer. Download the setup, or paste one line into a terminal.
Windows 10 or 11.
Open PowerShell (search for it in Start) and paste:
irm https://onyxlauncher.pages.dev/install.ps1 | iexSame setup, without the warning screen.
macOS 11 or newer.
Open Terminal and paste:
curl -fsSL https://onyxlauncher.pages.dev/install.sh | bashIf macOS offers to install developer tools, say yes. That's where Python comes from.
Open a terminal (Konsole on KDE) and paste:
curl -fsSL https://onyxlauncher.pages.dev/install.sh | bashIt installs into your home folder, so no password is needed. The launcher opens when it's done, with an icon in your apps menu and on your desktop.
Fedora, Nobara, Ubuntu, Mint, Arch and others with Python 3.
bash "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)/Onyx-Launcher-Setup-Linux.run"Your own assistant with a voice: type, or say “Hey Onyx” in any app, even a fullscreen game. Its brain is Phoenix Flame, running on your own graphics card with its own engine built in. It talks the way you talk, opens your apps and games, plays music, looks things up and remembers your chats. On Linux first.
Optional, and made in the launcher. You only need it for paid apps.