On Windows, Raspirus is available as a .exe and .msi installer. You can choose between the two, but we recommend the .msi installer. Tested on Windows 11, but should work on older versions too

On macOS, Raspirus is available as a .dmg installer. Unfortunately, we don't have an Apple device to test it on, but it should work fine. If you have any problems, please let us know.

On Debian-based Linux distributions, Raspirus is available as a .deb installer and as an AppImage. Generally speaking, the .deb installer is recommended, but if you have any problems with it, you can try the AppImage. The AppImage is a single file that you can run without installing it. Tested on Ubuntu 20.04, but should work on other Debian-based distributions too.

On Raspberry Pi, we offer two deb packages, one for ARM64 and one for ARMHF. If you don't know which one to choose, you can run the following command in the terminal: 'uname -m'. If the output is 'aarch64', you should choose the ARM64 package, if the output is 'armv7l', you should choose the ARMHF package. Tested on Raspbian OS, but should work on other ARM-based distributions too.

Chocolatey is a package manager for Windows. If you have Chocolatey installed, you can install Raspirus with the following command: 'choco install raspirus'.

For all the Arch enthusiasts out there, Raspirus is provided trough the AUR (Arch User Repository)

Snap is a package manager for Linux. If you have Snap installed, you can install Raspirus with the following command: 'sudo snap install raspirus'.

SourceForge is a website that hosts open-source software. You can find Raspirus on SourceForge, but we don't recommend downloading it from there. The downloads on SourceForge are not automatically updated, so they might be outdated. We recommend downloading Raspirus from GitHub instead.