Installation¶
Downloads can be found on GitHub Releases. Platform-specific installation instructions are below:
Warning
These packages and installers have not yet been thoroughly tested on all platforms. Please create a bug report if you encounter any installation issues!
A DEB package is available for Debian, Ubuntu, and derivatives. Download naturtag.deb and run:
sudo dpkg -i naturtag.deb
An RPM package is available for Fedora, RHEL, and derivatives. Download naturtag.rpm and run:
sudo rpm -i naturtag.rpm
A pacman package is available for Arch Linux and derivatives. Download naturtag.pkg.tar.zst and run:
sudo pacman -U naturtag.pkg.tar.zst
For other Linux distributions, a portable AppImage is available. Download naturtag.AppImage and run:
chmod +x naturtag.AppImage
./naturtag.AppImage
Download naturtag.dmg, double-click the file, and drag to Applications to install.
A Windows installer is available here: naturtag-installer.exe
Python package¶
You can also use naturtag as a plain python library, if you prefer:
First, install python 3.13 if you don’t have it yet.
It’s recommended to install into a virtual environment.
Install with
pip:pip install naturtag
Or use
uvto install as a user-level CLI tool (no manual virtualenv required):uv tool install naturtag
Warning
The PyPI package is suitable for using the library and CLI; for the desktop application, it is highly recommended to use one of the platform-specific builds above.