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Note: Convertis has three different targets "gnu", "musl" and "windows". The "gnu" build targets regular GNU/Linux systems, the "musl" build targets systems using the musl C standard library and the "windows" build targets windows systems. Only the "gnu" build is actively tested. Note: Convertis has three different targets "gnu", "musl" and "windows". The "gnu" build targets regular GNU/Linux systems, the "musl" build targets systems using the musl C standard library and the "windows" build targets windows systems. Only the "gnu" build is actively tested.
### Via repository ### Via repository
Convertis is available on GNU/Linux for Debian-based systems and Fedora/CentOS-based systems via my gitea repository. Convertis is available on GNU/Linux for Debian-based systems and Fedora/CentOS-based systems via my gitea repository.
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See <https://git.ewenlau.net/ewenlau/convertis/packages> for options. See <https://git.ewenlau.net/ewenlau/convertis/packages> for options.
### Manual package install ### Manual package install
You may download a .deb file for Debian-based systems and a .rpm file for Fedora/CentOS-based systems from the releases page. You can then install the package using your system's package manager. You may download a .deb file for Debian-based systems and a .rpm file for Fedora/CentOS-based systems from the releases page. You can then install the package using your system's package manager.
See <https://git.ewenlau.net/ewenlau/convertis/releases> See <https://git.ewenlau.net/ewenlau/convertis/releases>
### Binary download ### Binary download
If you use Windows, do not use a supported linux system or do not want to install any packages, you can download a binary release from the releases page. If you use Windows, do not use a supported linux system or do not want to install any packages, you can download a binary release from the releases page.