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Installing EMAN2

Most users, even 'advanced' users should select a binary install. If the binaries don't work for you for some reason (please let us know, or if you need to write new low-level image processing functions, then you can resort to a source-based installation.)

Download EMAN2 here.

EMAN2 uses an increasingly popular approach of writing all of the main computationally intensive image processing operations in C++, but writing all of the user programs, including those with GUIs (graphical user interfaces) in a scripting language called Python. All of these Python level programs can be edited by the end-user WITHOUT requiring a C++ development environment. Note that most users won't want or need even this level of customization.

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-=== Before Installing a New Version ===
 * Run 'e2bdb.py -c'
 * Check [[EMAN2/ChangeLog|the ChangeLog]] for important update info

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+ * [[EMAN2/BREW_EMAN2_MAC_OS_X|Compile EMAN2 on OS X with Homebrew]]
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- * '''NOTE: EMAN2 currently not support ipython 0.11. Please use a ipython version <0.11.'''
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+ * [[EMAN2/FAQ/International|Does EMAN2 support Internationalization/other language conventions ?]]

Installing EMAN2

Binary Installation (most users should do this)

Compiling from Source and Setting Up a C++ Development Environment

FAQ