Download Wuala for Windows, Mac and Linux

Have you ever emailed files to yourself or forgotten your memory stick on the go? Do you want to access your files from anywhere? Want to share documents, pictures or large media files with your friends or family? If you've answered one question with “yes”, you should take a closer look at Wuala, the online file store owned by LaCie.
Wuala is not just some online storage solution, it's much more than that! Wuala is...
...innovative Wuala is based on unique and innovative technology.
...secure Like you, we care about security. That's why all data is encrypted and stored in different locations.
...social Share your files with friends, family or co-workers. Send a link to your friends, who can access your files instantly. Or create a group to share your files with family or co-workers.

Download Wuala for Windows

Download Wuala and follow the instructions below. We support Windows XP SP3, Vista, 7 and 8.

1.

Run the Wuala Setup application

A window will open asking what you want to do with a file called WualaSetup.exe. Click Run.

2.

Follow the Setup Wizard

Once the download has finished a warning message may appear. Click Yes. The Wuala Setup Wizard will start and guide you through the rest of the installation.

3.

Start Wuala

After the installation has finished, you can open Wuala at any time by clicking the Wuala icon located either on your desktop or in the Start Menu.

Download Wuala for Mac

Download Wuala and follow the instructions below. You need Mac OS X 10.6 or higher to use Wuala.

1.

Open the Downloads window

Open your web browser's Downloads window and double-click on the Wuala entry.

2.

Install Wuala

Install Wuala by dragging the Wuala icon to the Applications folder.

Download Wuala for Linux

About Java

Make sure Java (at least version 1.6) is installed. We recommend a Sun VM or OpenJDK, GCJ is not supported.

Debian, Ubuntu and Derivatives

Use our repository at repo.wuala.com:

Download the appropriate installer:

• Wuala for 32-bit systems
• Wuala for 64-bit systems

The package installs Wuala and registers our repository for further updates.

Upgrade an existing installation (if you want to preserve online time and local settings):

1. Stop wuala and make sure the WualaDrive is correctly unmounted afterwards
2. Install as described above but do not start it up yet
3. Rename the folder wuala in your home directory to .wuala
4. Edit the file Wuala.cfg in the .config directory in you home directory and change the line starter=/home/.../wuala to starter=/usr/bin/wuala

You can start Wuala from the application menu (applications > network).

Notes for Debian 5 and 6

Your local user needs to be in the fuse group (you may have to login again):
addgroup USERNAME fuse

Fedora, Red Hat, CentOS

Download the appropriate installer:

• Wuala for 32-bit systems
• Wuala for 64-bit systems

The package installs Wuala and registers our repository for further updates.

Upgrade an existing installation (if you want to preserve online time and local settings):

1. Stop wuala and make sure the WualaDrive is correctly unmounted afterwards
2. Install as described above but do not start it up yet
3. Rename the folder wuala in your home directory to .wuala
4. Edit the file Wuala.cfg in the .config directory in you home directory and change the line starter=/home/.../wuala to starter=/usr/bin/wuala

Notes on CentOS, Red Hat

Your local user needs to be in the fuse group (you may have to login again):
usermod -a -G fuse USERNAME

OpenSUSE

Download the appropriate installer:

• Wuala for 32-bit systems
• Wuala for 64-bit systems

The package installs Wuala and registers our repository for further updates.

Upgrade an existing installation (if you want to preserve online time and local settings):

1. Stop wuala and make sure the WualaDrive is correctly unmounted afterwards
2. Install as described above but do not start it up yet
3. Rename the folder wuala in your home directory to .wuala
4. Edit the file Wuala.cfg in the .config directory in you home directory and change the line starter=/home/.../wuala to starter=/usr/bin/wuala

Notes for OpenSuse since version 11.2

Make sure Sun Java is your default jvm: sudo /usr/sbin/update-alternatives --config java and select Sun Java.

Other distributions

1. Installation prerequisites

For better system integration we recommend libfuse2, fuse-utils and xdg-utils.

2. Download Wuala

Download Wuala and extract to your home directory.

3. Start Wuala

Start Wuala by double-clicking on ~/wuala/wuala.

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