Introduction¶

You can currently download binaries of Potato for Windows and Linux.

The code is also available to download as a Starkit, and as a zip archive of Tcl source code files. You can also checkout the latest copy from SVN. These methods all require a copy of the Tcl Intepreter.

Windows¶

You can download the latest Windows binary here. Older versions are also available.

Linux¶

The latest Linux binaries are available here. You can also download older versions.

Note: Currently (as of 2.0.0b5), you must have libstdc++5 installed to run Potato on Linux, though this should change soon. On Fedora this is provided by the 'compat-libstdc++' package.

MacOS X¶

There are not currently any MacOS X binaries available. While Potato should run on MacOS without any problems, some people have reported issues (normally related to the program being slow), so binaries are not currently being built. If you'd like to try running Potato on MacOS X, however, you can try running it from SVN, a Starkit or the source.

Source¶

You can also download the source code for the latest version, or download a Starkit archive.