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# Standard Version installation # Standard Version installation
## Debian & Derivatives (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, ZorinOS, Pop!_OS, ...)
Head to the "Code" tab and download the deb package from the release tab. Execute the deb package once downloaded to install the app.
## Fedora & Derivatives
Head to the "Code" tab and download the rpm package from the release tab (once available). Execute the rpm package once downloaded to install the app.
## Arch & Derivatives
Head to the "Code tab and download the PKGBUILD file from the release tab (once available). Open a terminal, cd into the directory where you have saved the PKGBUILD file and run `makepkg -si` to install the app.
# Bleeding Edge version
## Windows
This project requires you to have python >= 3.8 installed with pip enabled. If you have not installed that, or do not have pip enabled, go ahead and do so.
1. Open the command prompt and type `python -m pip install gi gobject` and hit enter
2. Now go to the "code" section on this github repository and click on "Code" -> Download Zip File. You may also use the command prompt and type `git clone https://github.com/simplePCBuilding/FSRImageVideoUpscalerFrontend.git`
3. Extract the zip file to a suitable folder.
4. Either head into that folder in Windows explorer and click onto the navigation bar and type "cmd" and hit enter, or cd into the folder directly from the command prompt.
5. type python `fsrimagevideoupscaler.py` and hit enter
## Linux ## Linux
You'll need to have the packages git, python and python-pip installed. If you have not, install both packages from the official repos of your distro. You may download the deb or rpm package (corresponding to your distro) or the PKGBUILD (for Arch & derivatives, not available yet) from the releases tab on the "code" page.
1. Open a terminal and type `git clone https://github.com/simplePCBuilding/FSRImageVideoUpscalerFrontend.git`and hit enter.
2. cd into the directory and type `python3 fsrimagevideoupscaler.py` ## Windows
You may download the installer from the code page under the releases tab.
# Bleeding Edge Version
The bleeding edge version requires a valid Python >= 3.10 (only tested on those versions, older ones might work too) installation and, if you want to use the GUI, a valid electron installation. You have to keep in mind that for the GUI to work, you'll have to compile the python cli using pyinstaller. You may see how to do it in the package.sh file.