

Open a Terminal window and change the directory to the PEAKS directory, for example, /Users/userx/PeaksStudio6, by typing the command: Copy the directory to a USB drive and copy it to Mac OS X, e.g. By default, PEAKS 6 will be installed on C:\PeaksStudio6 directory. Run the installer, follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation. To proceed, download PEAKS from the website on a Windows PC.

Since PEAKS only have the installer for Windows, you will need a Windows computer to install PEAKS and copy the installed files over to Mac. In OS X Mountain Lion, if Java is not installed, this command will also trigger a window for Java installation. If Java is installed, the version information will be displayed. Open a terminal window and type in the command:

So before porting PEAKS to Mac, we will make sure that Java is installed. I strongly recommend only following the steps to configure PEAKS Viewer (the unlicensed Studio) on OS X or Linux for PEAKS result sharing and presentation purposes. Activating the software on OS X or Linux will consume the license, which means the same license can not be used again. The software may not be fully functional. The steps needed should be very similar to make PEAKS work on Linux.ĭisclaimer: PEAKS does not officially support any OS other than Windows as of the time I am writing the post. This post will show the steps you need to do to make PEAKS run a Mac OS X. PEAKS is written in Java, theoretically it should work.
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Occasionally, we are asked by users whether PEAKS can run on Mac OS X or Linux.
