Komodo’s installer uses Windows Installer technology, which allows you to partially control the install from the command line. For example: c:\> msiexec.exe /i Komodo-_.msi Komodo can also be installed from the command line. When installation is complete, you will see an ActiveState Komodo icon on your desktop. Double-click the installer file and follow the instructions.Ensure you have the prerequisite hardware and software.Alternatively, run the installation from a local drive. If you intend to run the installation from a shared network drive, your system must have SYSTEM rights (or greater) to the directory from which the installation is run.Your Komodo preferences will be preserved because they are installed in a different directory. If you need to update using an installer, completely uninstall the older version before installing the new one, or manually specify a different install directory during the installation process.
The changes will be applied safely in the current install directory. x.0 to x.1) and patch-level releases (x.1.1 to x.1.2), use the auto-update system ( Help > Check for Updates). x.0 to x+1.0) the installer will automatically put Komodo in a new directory.įor minor releases (e.g. Newer versions of Komodo should not be installed in the same directory as older versions. Download the license installer from the My Account page.Komodo IDE comes with a 21-day trial license. For more information, see Komodo and the ActiveState Platform. Version 11.1.1 and higher are integrated with the ActiveState Platform and do not use the license installer. NOTE This only applies for Komodo 11.1.0 and lower. Windows 8 (but not supported as a Metro application).Current Critical Updates, Windows Updates, and Service Packs must be installed (see ). The following platforms are officially supported. 350 MB of temporary hard disk space during installation.
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