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See [[Siril:install|Siril installation page]]. It documents which binary packages you can get and how to build from source if needed, for multiple operating systems. Siril is a free software, licence is GPL3. It will most likely never run or be supported on Windows family operating systems.
Siril is currently only released as source from its subversion base. There is a package for the Arch Linux system, built from the subversion source, [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=63593 in AUR]. For other operating systems, you need Subversion (svn command) to retrieve it and autotools and gcc to compile it.

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See [[Siril:install|Siril installation page]]. It documents which binary packages you can get and how to build from source if needed, for multiple operating systems. Siril is a free software, licence is GPL3.

Siril is currently only released as source from its subversion base. There is a package for the Arch Linux system, built from the subversion source, in AUR. For other operating systems, you need Subversion (svn command) to retrieve it and autotools and gcc to compile it.