You can install Turpial downloading the package for your system, from PPA repositories for Ubuntu, from ArchLinux repositories or installing form sources.


Stable Version


Installing in Fedora

You just need execute as root:

yum install turpial


Installing in Debian

Actually available for Wheezy and Sid. You just need execute as root:

aptitude install turpial


Installing in Ubuntu (PPA)

Turpial has a PPA repository for Ubuntu with versions for Lucid, Maverick, Natty, Natty-Backports y Oneiric. To install you need to add this PPA:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:effie-jayx/turpial
sudo apt-get update


And then:

sudo apt-get install turpial


Installing in ArchLinux

Available in the community repository. You can install it executing as root:

pacman -S turpial


Source Code


Turpial 1.6.9 (.tar.gz) – Last stable

SHA1: d41ac55f3bed77f57169fc10b13a4f350824ed39


libturpial 0.8.5 (.tar.gz) – Last stable

SHA1: d8d5d1b6ed28bf6750573a650b65a44923b51e8d


Turpial 1.7.6-a1 (.tar.gz) – Development

SHA1: 5e6b4d0c018251096bbccebe682434aa4a82d43c





You can use our SHA1 verification script. It’s written in Python obviously and you just need to pass the full path for the package as argument



Legacy Versions

You can see all the packages for older versions of Turpial in the files repository



Development Version

If you want more info about development process and all those stuffs, check out our development platform