v2.2

We've released Pyston v2.2 in our new repository, please migrate to the new repository for future updates.

v2.1

Bug fixes and smaller improvements to make Pyston easier to use
This release includes a new Ubuntu 16.04 package, as well as a portable release which can simply be extracted and works on multiple Linux distros (tested on Ubuntu and Fedora).

Debian packages: install via sudo apt install ./pyston_2.1*.deb then run via pyston or pip-pyston.
Portable directory: unpack pyston_2.1.tar.gz into a new directory then run Pyston via one of the pyston symlinks inside the directory.

We recommend setting up virtual environments using pyston -m venv since the Ubuntu-provided virtualenv package is fairly old.

For more information and known issues have a look at our wiki https://github.com/pyston/pyston/wiki

v2.0

http://blog.pyston.org/?p=895

We are providing Ubuntu amd64 packages for 18.04 and 20.04 please download the corresponding package.
After installing via sudo apt install ./pyston_2.0*.deb you can run pyston via pyston or pip-pyston.

We recommend setting up virtual environments using pyston -m venv since the Ubuntu-provided virtualenv package is fairly old.

For more information and known issues have a look at our wiki https://github.com/pyston/pyston/wiki

v0.6.1

See our blog post for more details.
Also try out our new docker images:

docker run -it pyston/pyston:0.6.1

or with NumPy included:

docker run -it pyston/pyston-numpy:0.6.1

v0.6

See our blog post for more details.
Also try out our new docker images:

docker run -it pyston/pyston:0.6.0

or with NumPy included:

docker run -it pyston/pyston-numpy:0.6.0

v0.5.1

See our blog post for more details.
Also try out our new docker images:

docker run -it pyston/pyston:0.5.1

or with NumPy included:

docker run -it pyston/pyston-numpy:0.5.1

v0.5.0

https://blog.pyston.org/2016/05/25/pyston-0-5-released/

Also try out our new docker images:

docker run -it pyston/pyston:0.5.0

v0.4

See our blog post for more details.

You may need to install some libraries to be able to run the pre-built binary. On an ubuntu 14.04 system, the following should be enough:

sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-0 libgmp10 libatomic1

v0.3

See our blog post for more details.

v0.2

v0.2