| title | Install PyOps |
|---|---|
| description | Choose and install the current PyOps desktop build for Windows, Linux, or macOS. |
PyOps is a local desktop application. Download the current build from the latest GitHub release, then choose the file for your operating system.
| Platform | Download | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows x64 | PyOps_*_x64-setup.exe |
Run the installer. Installed builds can update themselves. |
| Linux x64 | PyOps_*_amd64.AppImage |
Recommended. Make it executable and run it; supports in-app updates. |
| Debian/Ubuntu x64 | PyOps_*_amd64.deb |
Installs through the system package manager; update it by installing a newer package. |
| macOS Apple Silicon | PyOps_*_aarch64.dmg |
For M-series Macs. Drag PyOps into Applications. |
| macOS Intel | PyOps_*_x64.dmg |
For Intel Macs. Drag PyOps into Applications. |
::: tip Which Mac do I have? Open Apple menu → About This Mac. Choose the Apple Silicon build when Chip starts with Apple M; choose the Intel build when the dialog shows an Intel Processor. :::
Make the downloaded file executable, then open it:
chmod +x PyOps_*_amd64.AppImage
./PyOps_*_amd64.AppImageIf your system does not provide FUSE, run the AppImage without mounting it:
./PyOps_*_amd64.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run::: warning Prefer the AppImage when you want automatic updates
The .deb build does not update itself. Download and install each new .deb release
manually, or use the AppImage instead.
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PyOps opens its local application window and creates its app-level configuration. A new project contains no Factorio recipes or items yet; that is expected. Continue to Choose or create a project.