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PY4WEB runs fine on Windows, MacOS and Linux. There are many installation procedures (see the official documentation for details) but only two of them are summarized here.
PY4WEB runs fine on Windows, MacOS and Linux. There are many installation procedures `(see the official documentation for details) <https://py4web.com/_documentation/static/en/chapter-03.html>`__ but only two of them are summarized here.

The **simplest way** to install py4web is using binaries, but it's only available for Windows and MacOS. It's meant especially for newbies or students, because it does not require Python pre-installed on your system nor administrative rights. You just need to download the latest Windows or MacOS ZIP file from `this external repository <https://github.com/nicozanf/py4web-pyinstaller>`__. Unzip it on a local folder and open a command line there. Finally run the commands (omit './' if you're using Windows)

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