There’s an installer for windows, a ZIP for Mac OSX, versions for Linux and the source code, all right on the page. To install the program, download the appropriate package from the NZBGet homepage. NZBGet made huge advances in 2014 and is now on par and/or better with all the big name newsreaders like SABNzbd, Newsbin, etc.You will need a Usenet Provider we recommend UsenetServer. If you’ve taken an old computer and refitted it with a minimalist Linux distro or want something that won’t tax it too hard, NZBGet is definitely one of your options. The program is also very lightweight in terms of the resources it demands.
NZBGet works just fine with media players, routers and NAS devices, so it is flexible.
It has a web interface, will check and repair par files for you and supports client/server mode. The program is cross-platform, so there shouldn’t be any issues for those who use something other than a Windows box. One of its real standout advantages is that it works very well with low or even under-powered devices, giving it an edge if you have an older computer or use Raspberry PI to handle your downloads. This USENET downloader is a solid piece of software with plenty of features, good security and cross-platform capability. Older versions can be obtained from the GitHub project releases page.NZBGet is right up there with SABnzbd in terms of popularity. Manual: Build the latest development version. The latest development sources are available in GitHub repository.ĭevelopment code may contain serious bugs and is therefore not recommended for average users. Source code includes configure and make files for POSIX and project files for MS Visual Studio. Manuals: Installation on POSIX, Cross-compiling. If you can't find NZBGet there or if you want a newer version please install from source code. Other POSIX systemsĬheck the package repository of your OS. Use installer and frontend app to install the daemon automatically. Linux kernel 2.6 and later, x86 (32 or 64 Bit), ARM (32 or 64 Bit), MIPS, PowerPC. Testing releases are recommended for experienced users familiar with NZBGet. Latest testing release Version: 21.2-r2333 Release Date: 1 October 2021 Release Notes
Stable releases are recommended for new users and for users not having much time for possible error handling. Latest stable release Version: 21.1 Release Date: 3 June 2021 Release Notes
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