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### Hello
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Thanks for your interest in the Mmojo
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[llama-server-one](https://github.com/BradHutchings/llama-server-one) and run on macOS, Windows, and Linux on x86 and ARM PCs.
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Smaller models will even run on a Rasberry Pi! You should be familiar with running scripts on your computer.
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If you're not, please get help from someone who is.
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I make an affordable appliance you can plug into your home router and access Mmojo
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running programs on the command line, you should get one. Even if you are, you should get one!
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Please visit [Mmojo.net](https://Mmojo.net) to purchase.
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3. Close the PowerShell window.
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1. Go to the **Files and versions** tab of this web page.
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2. Download the file **Mmojo
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3. Once downloaded, move the file to your Desktop and extract there.
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4. Open that new folder. right-click the **
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- A Terminal window will open and start the server.
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6. Open your web browser and connect to [https://localhost:443](https://localhost:443)
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5. When you're finished with the model, close the web browser tab and close the Terminal window.
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### macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi. etc. Instructions
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1. Go to the **Files and versions** tab of this web page.
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2. Download the file **Mmojo
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3. Once downloaded, move the file to your Desktop and extract there.
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4. Open a Terminal. Type commands:
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cd ~/Desktop/Mmojo
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chmod a+x *
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ls -al
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(Picture of files with x bits set goes here.)
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5. Open that new folder. right-click the **
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- A Terminal window will open and start the server.
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6. Open your web browser and connect to [https://localhost:443](https://localhost:443)
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7. When you're finished with the model, close the web browser tab and close the Terminal window.
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### Hello
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Thanks for your interest in the Mmojo Server packages. These are free for your use. These packages are built with
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[llama-server-one](https://github.com/BradHutchings/llama-server-one) and run on macOS, Windows, and Linux on x86 and ARM PCs.
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Smaller models will even run on a Rasberry Pi! You should be familiar with running scripts on your computer.
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If you're not, please get help from someone who is.
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I make an affordable appliance you can plug into your home router and access Mmojo Server. If you're not comfortable with
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running programs on the command line, you should get one. Even if you are, you should get one!
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Please visit [Mmojo.net](https://Mmojo.net) to purchase.
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```
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3. Close the PowerShell window.
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1. Go to the **Files and versions** tab of this web page.
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2. Download the file **Mmojo Server (Windows).zip**.
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3. Once downloaded, move the file to your Desktop and extract there.
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4. Open that new folder. right-click the **mmojo-server.exe**. Choose **Open***.
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- A Terminal window will open and start the server.
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6. Open your web browser and connect to [https://localhost:443](https://localhost:443)
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5. When you're finished with the model, close the web browser tab and close the Terminal window.
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### macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi. etc. Instructions
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1. Go to the **Files and versions** tab of this web page.
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2. Download the file **Mmojo Server (macOS-Linux).zip**.
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3. Once downloaded, move the file to your Desktop and extract there.
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4. Open a Terminal. Type commands:
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```
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cd ~/Desktop/Mmojo Server\ \(macOS-Linux\)
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chmod a+x *
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ls -al
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```
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(Picture of files with x bits set goes here.)
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5. Open that new folder. right-click the **mmojo-server** file. There should be a menu item to "run" the app. Choose that.
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- A Terminal window will open and start the server.
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6. Open your web browser and connect to [https://localhost:443](https://localhost:443)
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7. When you're finished with the model, close the web browser tab and close the Terminal window.
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