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First double check if you are running 64-bit or 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS.
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uname -m
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If the output of the above command is `aarch64`, you are 64-bit, and if the output is `armv7` or something similar, you are 32-bit.
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In the case that you are 64-bit, you should download the latest pre-compiled binary titled `picolauncher-linux-aarch64.zip`. Otherwise, download `picolauncher-linux-armv7.zip`. Similar to the above instructions, unzip and enter the directory
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When launching **PicoLauncher** and supplying the binary explicitly, if you are on 64-bit Raspberry Pi, ensure that you are using the `pico8_64` binary.
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### Windows
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<summary>click to expand</summary>
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Download the `picolauncher-windows.zip` zip file from the latest releases and unzip it. If your pico8 binary doesn't reside at the default location of `C:\Program Files (x86)\PICO-8\pico8.exe`, you need to set the environment variable `PICO8_BINARY` before launching.
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set PICO8_BINARY=<path to pico8>
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picolauncher.exe
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You can also do this graphically. First search up 'Environment Variables' in your start menu.
Add a new path and set the value to the directory where you have installed pico8. If you used the windows installer for pico8, this should be set to `C:\Program Files (x86)\PICO-8\pico8.exe`
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