• Download the FlipperAM-Windows-64bit-x.x.zip zip from the Releases page
• Extract the zip file (keep both .exe and SDL2.dll in the same folder otherwise it won't work
• You should have a folder with the following content inside:
  
• Double click the FlipperAM-Windows-64bit-x.x.exe to open the Animation Manager, you're ready to go!

The linux app come in two flavors:

• The .deb package that you can use to install the Animation Manager system wide on Debian based systems (Debian, Ubuntu, Pop!_OS...).
• The binary itself that you can download as a standalone executable.

I will explain both solutions, though I recommand using the .deb package if you are on a Debian based system.

• Download the FlipperAM-Linux-x86_64-x.x.deb file from the Releases page
• Open the terminal and cd to the location of the downloaded file, then type the following command to install the Animation Manager (the filename can change across versions):

$ sudo apt install ./FlipperAM-Linux-x86_64-x.x.deb

You should then be able to access the Flipper Animation Manager from your application menu. Here is an example:

• Download the FlipperAM-Linux-x86_64-x.x file from the Releases page
• Open the terminal and cd to the location of the downloaded file, then type the following commands (the filename can change across versions):

$ chmod +x ./FlipperAM-Linux-x86_64-x.x
$ ./FlipperAM-Linux-x86_64-x.x

• Download the FlipperAM-MacOS-arm_64bit-x.x (for M1-3 Mac) or the FlipperAM-MacOS-x86_64-x.x (for Intel MAC) file from the Releases page
• Open the terminal and cd to the location of the downloaded file, then type the following commands (the filename can change across versions):

$ brew install SDL2
$ chmod +x ./FlipperAM-MacOS-x86_64-x.x
$ ./FlipperAM-MacOS-x86_64-x.x

The previous commands will install the dependencies and set the executable bit to the app.

With this, you should be able to run the application on your favorite system!