The recommended way to install Friture on Windows is to get it from the Windows store:
Alternatively, you can download the latest Friture installer for Windows:
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Note that this is installer is not signed. Because of this, your antivirus software cannot identify who built it, and cannot evaluate our reputation, so it may block it, even though it does not contain any malware. If this is happening, install Friture from the Windows Store instead.
Download the latest Friture package for OS X:
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On Linux and other platforms (FreeBSD, etc.), please check within the packages prepared by your distribution.
If there is none, please use the PyPI package. Some dependencies have to be manually installed in this case. They are documented for Linux in the wiki (notes contributed by Lee McKusick) when installing from source. The same dependencies are likely to have to be installed when using the PyPI package too.
If you encounter any problems while installing or running Friture, please report them on Github or by mail at contact@friture.org.
You can find the source code of Friture on GitHub.