Kiwix supports most of the operating systems out there. That’s it - you now have Wikipedia downloaded to your device! Kiwix on Other Operating Systems The process will be the same if you download all of Wikipedia.
DESCARGAR KIWIX GRATIS ARCHIVE
Note: This example used the “Top 100 Wikipedia Articles” archive instead of the complete Wikipedia archive to save on space and time. Click “Open” on the right-hand side to view them. It’ll probably be longer.Īfter the download is finished, click on “Local Files” on the left side of the window just below “All Files ” you’ll see the stuff you just downloaded. You’ll have to wait a bit - even with a gigabit internet connection, you’re still looking at a minimum of about 20 minutes for the entire thing to download. There will be a progress indicator that appears. Once you’re back to the list of available files, download the archives by clicking “Download” on the right-hand side. The settings menu is pretty straightforward - click “Browse” to change where the files will be stored on your device, then close the Settings tab by clicking the “X.” If you want to change your download directory, click on the three dots in the top right corner and click “Settings,” or hit the F12 key. Note the size of the files involved - they’re pretty large. Kiwix displays the size of the archive, the date it was last updated, and the content type. One contains the text, the other contains the pictures. All of Wikipedia is available as two files. You can either scroll through the list until you find what you want, or use the search function. There are a fair amount of Wikis (including Wikipedia) available already through Kiwix. You could also click “Browse by Language,” if you’d like to find Wikis written in a particular language. Click “All Files” in the top left corner to display a complete list of available content. When the program launches, it’ll display anything you already have downloaded. The user interface is pretty straightforward.
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