NuitkaStudio-v3.9.0 - windows

🚀 Nuitka Studio v3.9.0 for Windows

The first Windows release of Nuitka Studio is now available.

Nuitka Studio provides a graphical interface for compiling Python projects with Nuitka, helping developers build professional Windows applications without manually writing long terminal commands.

✨ Highlights

• User-friendly graphical interface
• Compile Python applications into Windows .exe files
• Support for standalone and one-file builds
• Select the main Python entry file
• Choose a custom output directory
• Add a custom application icon
• Configure application metadata
• Include project files, folders, and assets
• Support for common Nuitka plugins
• View the compilation command before building
• Real-time build logs and progress information
• Save and reuse build configurations
• Open the generated output folder after compilation

📦 Windows Download

Download the Windows installer from the Assets section below.

After downloading:

1. Run the installer.
2. Follow the installation instructions.
3. Launch Nuitka Studio from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.
4. Select your Python project and configure the build.
5. Click Build to compile your application.

⚙️ Requirements

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• Python installed on the computer
• A supported C compiler
• Internet access may be required when Nuitka downloads compiler dependencies for the first time

🛡️ Windows Security Notice

Because Nuitka Studio is independently distributed and may not yet be code-signed, Windows SmartScreen may display a warning.

To continue, select:

More info → Run anyway

Only download Nuitka Studio from the official GitHub repository.

🐛 Known Limitations

• Compilation time depends on the project size and installed packages.
• Some Python libraries may require additional Nuitka plugins or hidden imports.
• One-file builds may take longer to start because files are extracted during launch.
• Antivirus software may occasionally flag newly compiled unsigned applications.

📝 Feedback and Issues

Found a bug or have a feature suggestion? Open an issue in the GitHub repository with:

• Your Windows version
• Python version
• Nuitka version
• Build mode used
• Complete error log

👨‍💻 Developer

Created by John Edward Dela Cruz
Code Dev by Edward

Thank you for using Nuitka Studio!

NuitkaStudio-v3.9.0 - linux

🐧 Nuitka Studio v3.9.0 for Linux

The first Linux release of Nuitka Studio is now available.

Nuitka Studio provides a graphical interface for compiling Python applications with Nuitka. It simplifies project configuration, dependency inclusion, plugin selection, and Linux application packaging.

✨ Highlights

• Native graphical interface for Linux
• Compile Python applications into Linux executables
• Support for standalone and one-file builds
• Select the main Python entry file
• Choose a custom output directory
• Include project assets, folders, and data files
• Configure supported Nuitka plugins
• View the generated Nuitka command
• Real-time compilation logs
• Save and reuse build configurations
• Open the output directory after compilation
• Linux installer package support

📦 Linux Download

Download the Linux package from the Assets section below.

For Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, and other Debian-based systems, download the .deb package.

Install it by double-clicking the package or by running:

sudo apt install ./nuitka-studio_3.9.0_amd64.deb

You can also use:

sudo dpkg -i nuitka-studio_3.9.0_amd64.deb
sudo apt install -f

After installation, open Nuitka Studio from your application menu.

⚙️ Requirements
A supported 64-bit Linux distribution
Python 3
Nuitka
A C compiler such as GCC
Python development packages
Tkinter or the required graphical-interface dependencies

On Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or Debian-based systems, common build requirements can be installed with:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip python3-venv python3-dev build-essential patchelf
🐍 Recommended Python Setup

Linux distributions may block system-wide pip installation. Create a virtual environment instead:

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
python -m pip install nuitka

Select the virtual environment's Python interpreter inside Nuitka Studio when building your project.

🐛 Known Limitations
Linux builds must normally be created on Linux.
A Linux build cannot directly produce a native Windows .exe.
Some projects require additional system development packages.
One-file mode can take longer to launch because files are extracted first.
Applications compiled on a newer Linux distribution may not run on significantly older distributions.
Desktop integration may vary between Cinnamon, GNOME, KDE Plasma, and other environments.
📝 Feedback and Issues

Found a bug or have a feature suggestion? Open an issue in the GitHub repository with:

Linux distribution and version
Desktop environment
Python version
Nuitka version
Build mode used
Complete error log
👨‍💻 Developer

Created by John Edward Dela Cruz
Code Dev by Edward

Thank you for using Nuitka Studio!


For a cleaner release structure, publish Windows and Linux separately using `v1.0.0-windows` and `v1.0.0-linux`, then attach the matching installer to each release.