If fwbackups is not available in your distribution's repositories (see subheadings below), you may install fwbackups via the source tarball. Please ensure you have the following dependencies installed on your system:
fwbackups is included in the Fedora Linux repositories. Simply open the Add/Remove Software utility and search for "fwbackups".
To install fwbackups in Ubuntu, extract the source files and run:
./configure --prefix=/usr make && sudo make install
Although fwbackups does run on OS X, at the moment it requires a bit of manual work to get started. The GTK-OSX provides all the dependencies required, listed above in the Linux section, to get fwbackups working properly.
fwbackups packages most of the dependencies for Windows in an easy-to-use installer. Simply visit the Downloads page and use the full setup installer to install Python 2.6, PyCron 0.5.9 as well as the required Python modules and GTK+ runtime.
However, due to cryptography software export restrictions in the location where Diffingo's websites are hosted, Diffingo cannot distribute binary versions of the paramiko or pycrypto libraries. However, Achim of Qustodium has kindly offered to provide the fwbackups cryptography module installer on his personal website. Click here to download the cryptography module installer for fwbackups 1.43.3rc4. This installer will install both paramiko and pycrypto for use with fwbackups on your system.
If you choose not to use the cryptographic module installer, you must install these two libraries manually after having run the fwbackups setup file: