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## Dependencies

### Debian/Ubuntu/Mint
sudo apt-get install scons build-essential libevent-dev python-libtorrent python-apsw python-wxgtk2.8 python-netifaces python-m2crypto vlc python-igraph python-pyasn1, python-gmpy
```sh
sudo apt-get install scons build-essential libevent-dev \
python-libtorrent python-apsw \
python-wxgtk2.8 python-netifaces \
python-m2crypto vlc python-igraph \
python-pyasn1 python-gmpy
```

### Fedora
```sh
sudo yum group install "Development Tools" -y
sudo yum install scons libevent-devel python-apsw \
python-netifaces vlc python-igraph \
python-pyasn1 gmpy gmp-devel python-pip \
rb_libtorrent-python wxPython
sudo pip install gmpy m2crypto twisted
```

### Windows
TODO
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@agompel agompel commented on 8de3ea0 Dec 7, 2015

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Hello:
tried this procedure on Fedora 23 X86_64.

  1. The packages install, using dnf was OK.
    2) The install of m2crypto failed.
    Would anyone be aware of a functional RPM for "tribler" ideally up to date?
    Thanks.

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@agompel could you create an issue describing what you did and what the errors you got where?

re Tribler RPM: We can't provide one as fedora's m2crypto doesn't enable the elliptic curves we use on Tribler due to patent concerns.

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