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Welcome to the products page for PyEdit, a cross-platform text editor and code launcher. PyEdit is a GUI written in Python/Tk, that can be used as both standalone program and library component. It can serve as your go-to text editor, as well as a lightweight IDE that runs Python code and other content. For a quick tour of PyEdit's features, see its User Guide's Introducing PyEdit, its PC screenshots, and its Android how-to. |
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PyEdit runs on Mac OS (a.k.a. macOS), Windows, Linux, and Android. It's available as a platform-specific Mac app, Windows exe (both 64- and 32-bit), and Linux executable, plus a complete source-code package that runs on all four platforms. Click the download link below to fetch the package you wish to use. The app, exes, and executable may be easier to install and run, but source code can be studied, is required on Android today, and nullifies issues covered by the next section's pointers.
| Mac OS (X) app | ☞ | Download PyEdit.app.zip |
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| Windows exe, 64 bit | ☞ | Download PyEdit-64bit.zip |
| Windows exe, 32 bit | ☞ | Download PyEdit-32bit.zip |
| Linux executable | ☞ | Download PyEdit.zip |
| Source-code package | ☞ | Download PyEdit-source.zip |
For more details on PyEdit's download packages, as well as their complete install and usage instructions, see the main README.txt. In brief, you'll fetch, unzip, and run either the unzipped app itself (Mac OS), a same-named executable inside the unzip (Windows and Linux), or the program's main script in the unzipped source code (all platforms).
The latest getting-started pointers:
For a preview of PyEdit in action, visit its screenshots page.
For information on using PyEdit, explore its User Guide.
For highlights of PyEdit's releases, view its recent changes.
For PyEdit's full source code online, browse its unzipped code.
For more tips and updates, see the support page and older list.
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