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The current release is Nuitka 0.6.17.3, which is a good replacement of CPython with somewhat better performance. A 312% speed factor for the PyStone benchmark. The project didn't focus much on the performance side of things so far, therefore more improvements are expected in the future.
These archives are source and can be used directly, simply start with
bin/nuitka --help and read README.pdf to get started.
Source Archives
Stable Sources
Stable releases are supported with hot fixes.
Stable: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 (0.6 MB tar.gz)
Stable: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 (0.5 MB tar.bz2)
Stable: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 (1.1 MB zip)
Development Sources
Develop releases are snapshots of the current development.
Develop: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4 (0.6 MB tar.gz)
Develop: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4 (0.5 MB tar.bz2)
Develop: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4 (1.2 MB zip)
Packages
Windows
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Stable MSI Installer:Note
The versions of the MSI have a different numbering scheme in their filenames, explained in the user manual.
Python Version
MSI 64 Bits
MSI 32 Bits
Python 2.6
Not available as MSI
Not available as MSI
Python 2.7
Python 3.3
Not available as MSI
Python 3.4
Not available as MSI
Python 3.5
Python 3.6
Python 3.7
Python 3.8
Python 3.9
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Develop MSI Installer:
Python Version
MSI 64 Bits
MSI 32 Bits
Python 2.6
Not available as MSI file
Not available as MSI file
Python 2.7
Python 3.3
Not available as MSI file
Python 3.4
Not available as MSI file
Python 3.5
Python 3.6
Python 3.7
Python 3.8
Python 3.9
Debian/Ubuntu/Mint
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Stable: Debian/Ubuntu/Mint
repositoriesCODENAME=`grep UBUNTU_CODENAME /etc/os-release | cut -d= -f2` if [ -z "$CODENAME" ] then CODENAME=`lsb_release -c -s` fi; wget -O - http://nuitka.net/deb/archive.key.gpg | apt-key add - echo >/etc/apt/sources.list.d/nuitka.list "deb http://nuitka.net/deb/stable/$CODENAME $CODENAME main" apt-get update apt-get install nuitka
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Develop: Debian/Ubuntu/Mint
repositories
CODENAME=`grep UBUNTU_CODENAME /etc/os-release | cut -d= -f2` if [ -z "$CODENAME" ] then CODENAME=`lsb_release -c -s` fi; wget -O - http://nuitka.net/deb/archive.key.gpg | apt-key add - echo >/etc/apt/sources.list.d/nuitka.list "deb http://nuitka.net/deb/develop/$CODENAME $CODENAME main" apt-get update apt-get install nuitka
Note
Because Nuitka is part of Debian Stable/Testing/Unstable, a stable version is already in the standard repository. This is the only way to access the develop version of Nuitka though.
RHEL
Stable: RHEL 6.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or
repository file- Stable: RHEL 7.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: RHEL 6.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: RHEL 7.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
CentOS
Stable: CentOS 6.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or
repository file- Stable: CentOS 7.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or
repository file
- Stable: CentOS 8.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.17.3-5.2 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: CentOS 6.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM
or repository file
- Develop: CentOS 7.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM
or repository file
- Develop: CentOS 8.x Packages: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM
or repository file
Fedora
Stable: Fedora 24: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file- Stable: Fedora 25: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 26: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 27: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 28: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 29: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 30: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 31: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 32: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 33: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Stable: Fedora 34: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository
file
- Develop: Fedora 24: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 25: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 26: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 27: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 28: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 29: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 30: Nuitka 0.6.9rc1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 31: Nuitka 0.6.7rc2 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 32: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 33: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: Fedora 33: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
Suse
Stable: SLE 15: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or repository file- Stable: openSUSE 13.1: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or
repository file
- Stable: openSUSE 13.2: Nuitka 0.6.17.3 RPM or
repository file
- Stable: openSUSE 15.0: Nuitka 0.6.17.3-lp150.5.1 RPM or
repository file
- Stable: openSUSE 15.1: Nuitka 0.6.17.3-lp151.5.1 RPM or
repository file
- Stable: openSUSE 15.2: Nuitka 0.6.17.3-lp152.5.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: SLE 15: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or repository
file
- Develop: openSUSE 13.1: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: openSUSE 13.2: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: openSUSE 15.0: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-lp150.7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: openSUSE 15.1: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-lp151.7.1 RPM or
repository file
- Develop: openSUSE 15.2: Nuitka 0.6.18rc4-lp152.7.1 RPM or
repository file
Arch
Stable: Arch Linux, execute pacman -S nuitka- Develop: Arch Linux Nuitka from git develop
Gentoo
Gentoo Linux, execute emerge -a dev-python/nuitka
macOS
No installer is available for macOS. Use the source packages, clone from git, or use PyPI.
PyPI / pip
There is Nuitka on PyPI as
well. So you can install with pip as follows.
Stable
The stable version from PyPI can be installed like this:
pip install -U nuitka
Develop
The develop version can be fetched from the Official git repo of Nuitka like this:
pip install -U "https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka/archive/develop.zip"
Github
Stable: git clone https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka- Develop: git clone --branch develop
https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka
Visit https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka for the Nuitka repository on Github.