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We're very happy that you are interested in evaluating Fritzing. Please be aware that while you can already do serious stuff with it, we make no guarantees about anything.

Latest release: 0.7.12b | Feb. 25, 2013

Please read the Installing Fritzing instructions in the section below.

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Installing Fritzing

Please make sure your system satisfies one of these requirements:
PC - XP and up
Mac - OSX 10.5 and up
Linux - a fairly recent linux distro with libc >= 2.6

1. Choose a link above to start downloading the Fritzing package that's right for you.

2. Unzip your Fritzing folder somewhere convenient on your hard drive.

   • This may also be a good time for you to create a shortcut to the Fritzing application.
   • A free unzipping program can be found here, should you need it.
   • If you are updating your release of Fritzing, your custom files (parts and bins) are not stored with the application, so they will not be destroyed if you delete the older version of the Fritzing application folder.

3. To start Fritzing:

   • on Linux: double-click Fritzing, or try ./Fritzing in your shell window
   • on Windows: double-click fritzing.exe
   • on Mac: double-click the Fritzing application

4. If you experience problems, please try downloading again. This often helps. If it doesn't, have a look at our forums.

5. Linux note: this binary release has been built and tested under Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Distros for other flavors of linux can be found here; and here; there's a one-click download for openSUSE; a Zenwalk GNU package; and search our forum for even more. Fedora users can install Fritzing with 'yum install fritzing'. We heartily thank openSUSE, Thomas Zimmermann, Debian.org, Bruno Canning, the Fedora Project, Ed Marshall, and other people and organizations for making these available. (But please be aware we have not tested these builds.)

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